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World Bank’s 21.6% aluminum price growth forecast is being eclipsed

World Bank’s 21.6% aluminum price growth forecast is being eclipsed
The World Bank projected aluminum prices to increase by 21.6% this year compared with 2025, with the forecast underpinned by tight supply and inventories, alongside firm demand from emerging industries. The market price, however, has been exceeding that projection for...
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Stable cargo flows in the Port of Gothenburg despite mixed first-quarter performance

Stable cargo flows in the Port of Gothenburg despite mixed first-quarter performance
Container handling in the Port of Gothenburg continues to show positive development in terms of loaded cargo volumes. At the same time, the share of empty containers is decreasing, contributing to more efficient logistics flows, but also to a slightly lower total...
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90POE Launches Built-in Commercial Voyage Management – Giving Chartering Teams a Live P&L Throughout Every Voyage

90POE Launches Built-in Commercial Voyage Management – Giving Chartering Teams a Live P&L Throughout Every Voyage
90POE, the maritime technology company behind OpenOcean STUDIO, today announced the launch of Commercial Voyage Management (CVM) – a connected suite built into the OpenOcean STUDIO platform that unifies voyage estimation, chartering execution, and itinerary management...
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IMO adopts world’s largest emission control area to regulate ship emissions in the North-East Atlantic

United Nations International Maritime Organization (IMO) formally adopted the world’s largest emission control area (ECA) in the North-East Atlantic Ocean, establishing stricter emissions limits for ships operating in one of the world’s busiest maritime corridors....
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India plans 62-ship investment project to shore up supply chains amid Hormuz crisis

India plans 62-ship investment project to shore up supply chains amid Hormuz crisis
India plans to expand its national shipping capacity by dozens of ships before the end of next March, the shipping ministry said April 29, seeking to safeguard the supply chains of the world’s third-largest energy consumer in response to the Hormuz shipping crisis. In...
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Countries defend global shipping carbon price from Trump admin. at critical UN talks

Countries defend global shipping carbon price from Trump admin. at critical UN talks
Global carbon price on international shipping remains on the table, following negotiations at the 84th session of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC84) at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in London this week. The Net-Zero Framework (NZF), a...
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