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Renewable Shipping Fuel Supply at Risk as EU Proposal Threatens Key Delivery Pathway

Renewable Shipping Fuel Supply at Risk as EU Proposal Threatens Key Delivery Pathway

Eurogas and 44 co-signatories are warning that proposed changes to EU sustainability certification rules could undermine liquefaction by equivalence, a...
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Wallem-managed Opal Leader wins NYK Line’s Car Carrier of the Year 2025 award

Wallem-managed Opal Leader wins NYK Line’s Car Carrier of the Year 2025 award

Wallem Group, a leading global maritime partner, has secured NYK Line’s prestigious Car Carrier of the Year 2025 award in...
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Alex Gregg-Smith, President, Marine & Offshore, Bureau Veritas, Takes Over As IACS Council Chair

IACS is pleased to announce that, with effect from 1 July, Mr Alex Gregg-Smith, President Marine & Offshore at Bureau...
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CMA CGM Group to Acquire FedEx Supply Chain at an Enterprise Value of $1.4 billion, Strengthening Its Logistics Presence in North America

The CMA CGM Group, a leading global player in sea, land, air and logistics solutions, today announced an agreement to...
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Nord Gas Solutions’ LNG regasification system selected for Exmar FSRU conversion

Nord Gas Solutions’ LNG regasification system selected for Exmar FSRU conversion

Nord Gas Solutions will supply a LNG regasification system module for Belgium based Exmar, a market leader of liquid gas...
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Confirmed Pirate Boarding of a Bulk Carrier in the Gulf of Aden

Confirmed Pirate Boarding of a Bulk Carrier in the Gulf of Aden

A confirmed piracy incident is ongoing involving a bulk carrier transiting the Internationally Recommended Transit Corridor, in the vicinity of...
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Asia Investors See Heightened AI, Private Credit and Sovereign Risks

Asia Investors See Heightened AI, Private Credit and Sovereign Risks

Institutional investor engagement across Asia in June 2026 reveals a strong focus on structural and increasingly embedded risks, Fitch Ratings...
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Governments around the world commit to making energy efficiency a cornerstone of energy policy amid Strait of Hormuz crisis

Dozens of governments from across the globe issued a joint statement today agreeing to make energy efficiency a cornerstone of...
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EU allocates steel import quotas to trading partners to curb import surge

EU allocates steel import quotas to trading partners to curb import surge

The new quotas will come into force on 1 July, with some preferential treatment agreed for partners bound by a...
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Gasum selected as LNG supplier for Norwegian Fjord1 ferries

Gasum selected as LNG supplier for Norwegian Fjord1 ferries

Gasum will supply fuel to four ferries sailing a daily route near Stavanger. Energy company Gasum and Norwegian ferry operator...
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NAVTOR – Ten top tips for navigating UK ETS: from compliance to competitive advantage

NAVTOR – Ten top tips for navigating UK ETS: from compliance to competitive advantage

If you’re viewing today’s arrival of UK ETS with mounting unease, fear not! NAVTOR’s Performance Director Jacob Clausen is here...
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94% of Hormuz transits are now outside the IMO lane — what that means for risk assessment

When almost every vessel avoids the formal shipping lane, deviation stops being a red flag. It becomes the baseline. And...
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California could regulate five times more shipping emissions: ICCT

California could regulate five times more shipping emissions: ICCT

The International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) recommends regulating the greenhouse gas (GHG) intensity of fuels used on voyages to...
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ABB to acquire Høglund to expand marine automation offering

ABB announced today it has entered into an agreement to acquire marine automation specialist Høglund AS, headquartered in Tønsberg, Norway....
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Ships continue to exit Persian Gulf although questions remain on routes, IMO process

Ships continue to exit Persian Gulf although questions remain on routes, IMO process

The flow of vessels exiting the Persian Gulf through the Strait of Hormuz is improving, but questions remain about the...
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World Shipping Council Releases Containers Lost at Sea Report: 2026 Update

The World Shipping Council has released its annual Containers Lost at Sea Report, showing that an estimated 1,478 containers were...
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New global study warns maritime workforce is not keeping pace with digital change

A major international study has found that the maritime workforce is not keeping pace with the rapid adoption of digital...
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Pyxis Tankers Announces M/T “Pyxis Karteria” Safely Exits the Strait of Hormuz

Pyxis Tankers Announces M/T “Pyxis Karteria” Safely Exits the Strait of Hormuz

Pyxis Tankers Inc. (Nasdaq Capital Market: PXS) (the “Company” or “Pyxis Tankers”), an international shipping company, today provided an operational...
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Optimizing steel coil loading to unlock vessel potential

Steel coil transport has long required a conservative approach to loading, often preventing vessels from fully utilizing their available capacity....
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TTF gas and Brent crude: risks and opportunities in two of the world’s most traded energy markets as Hormuz Strait reopens

TTF gas and Brent crude: risks and opportunities in two of the world’s most traded energy markets as Hormuz Strait reopens

Dutch TTF gas and Brent crude oil are two of the world’s most liquid energy markets. Deep liquidity allows for...
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