• Event/Seminar in 2025-26
  • Click here for Subscription
Sea and Job
  • Home
  • About
  • NewsFlash
  • Blog
    • Daily Updates
  • Editorials
  • Contact Us
  • Event/Seminar in 2025-26
  • Click here for Subscription
Select Page

Surge in EV vehicle transportation exposes gaps in maritime safety rules procurement

Surge in EV vehicle transportation exposes gaps in maritime safety rules procurement
The rapid rise in electric vehicle (EV) shipments is putting new pressure on the maritime industry, exposing critical gaps in safety regulations which the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has yet to address, according to industry experts. High-profile...
Read More

Japan’s MOL faces geopolitical hurdles for LNG shipping, decarbonization

Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K Lines is facing more challenges from volatile geopolitics for its LNG shipping business and decarbonization strategies, the shipping group’s president and CEO, Takeshi Hashimoto, said in a recent interview with Platts, part of S&P Global...
Read More

India calls Angola a key partner for energy security, looks to diversify trade

India calls Angola a key partner for energy security, looks to diversify trade
India aims to strengthen its energy ties with Angola, as supplies from the African nation are crucial to the country’s energy security, President Droupadi Murmu said. Murmu’s remarks were made during her four-day visit to Angola, as India seeks to diversify its crude...
Read More

YANMAR Engineering Celebrates 25 Years of Trust, Innovation, and Mutual Respect in Greece

YANMAR Engineering Celebrates 25 Years of Trust, Innovation, and Mutual Respect in Greece
The traditionally strong maritime ties between Greece and Japan and the mutual respect between the two countries were evident throughout the recent celebration of the 25th Anniversary of YANMAR Engineering’s Greek Office, held on Monday, 10 November 2025, at the...
Read More

Azerbaijan’s January-October oil exports via BTC pipeline down 5.9% y/y amid contamination, data shows

Azerbaijan’s oil exports via the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline fell to 22.7 million metric tons in the January-October period, a decline of 5.9% from a year earlier after the route was marred by tainted oil, Azerbaijani data showed on Friday. Organic chloride...
Read More

MPCC Continues Strategic Fleet Renewal with Newbuild Orders against Long-Term Charters

MPCC Continues Strategic Fleet Renewal with Newbuild Orders against Long-Term Charters
MPC Container Ships (“MPCC” or the “Company”) has placed an order for two 1,600 TEU container vessels in combination with 8-year charters to one of the leading global liner operators MPCC has signed contracts for two 1,600 TEU high cube container vessels with Chinese...
Read More
« Older Entries
Next Entries »

Recent News

  • Ukraine agrees to loosen gas export ban: sources
  • Treasury sanctions 17 tankers linked to Iran’s ‘shadow fleet’ in economic pressure campaign
  • Rystad Energy and OceanScore bring FuelEU Maritime pooling prices into clean shipping research
  • Singapore fuel oil stocks fall 5% despite sharp rise in net imports
  • War-Diverted Traffic Is Reshaping NEOM’s Port. What Happens If Hormuz Reopens?
Copyright © 2020 Sea Line Group. All rights reserved