A report commissioned by the Maritime Charities Group has found that the number of UK seafarers could fall dramatically by 2040. From more than half a million today, the UK’s seafaring community (defined as active seafarers, former seafarers, and dependent children)...

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Canadian pipeline operator Trans Mountain expects dredging works at the port in Vancouver to be completed at the end of 2026 or early 2027, which will allow ships to load more oil than before, a senior executive said. “Right now, Aframaxes can only leave our dock 70%...

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The collapse of France’s latest government leaves the euro zone’s second-biggest economy lurching deeper into a morass of feeble growth, high borrowing costs and a debt burden becoming one of Europe’s heftiest. Lawmakers’ rejection of Prime Minister Francois Bayrou’s...

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Iron ore futures climbed for a sixth straight session on Tuesday, driven by mounting concerns over supply prospects from the giant Simandou project in Guinea, coupled with expectations of improving demand in top consumer China. The most-traded January iron ore...

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Oceanly, a leading provider of digital solutions for the maritime industry, has announced a strategic partnership with Nagarro, a global leader in digital engineering. Together, the companies will integrate Oceanly’s strength in delivering maritime operational data...

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While methanol has been traded as a chemical for more than a century, and transported safely by ship for decades, its use as a marine fuel presents a very different challenge. The technical and safety aspects are well understood, but the real barrier today lies in the...

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