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The EU Maritime Services Ban That Didn’t Pass: Implications for Russian Trade

The EU Maritime Services Ban That Didn’t Pass: Implications for Russian Trade

A Sanctions Escalation That Stalled The European Union’s proposed maritime services ban on Russia was expected to mark a structural...
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Baltic Dry Index Snaps 2-Day Losing Run

Baltic Dry Index Snaps 2-Day Losing Run

The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk index, which tracks rates for vessels transporting dry commodities, halted a two-day losing streak on...
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Experts from the Valenciaport UV Chair point to greater prominence for European and Latin American routes due to geopolitical tensions

Experts from the Valenciaport UV Chair point to greater prominence for European and Latin American routes due to geopolitical tensions

“The geopolitical tensions following Donald Trump’s arrival on the scene are transforming the world’s major shipping routes, posing a significant...
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MOL Succeeds in World’s 1st LED Lighting Experiment Powered by Seafloor Hydrothermal Energy Through NEDO R&D Project

MOL Succeeds in World’s 1st LED Lighting Experiment Powered by Seafloor Hydrothermal Energy Through NEDO R&D Project

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. yesterday announced that it has completed the world’s first successful LED lighting demonstration test utilizing “Seafloor...
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Baleària improves its turnover and EBITDA figures in 2025 thanks to the boost from its international routes

Baleària improves its turnover and EBITDA figures in 2025 thanks to the boost from its international routes

Baleària closed the 2025 financial year with robust financial results that consolidate its business model and strengthen its position in...
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Ernst Russ AG strengthens exposure to multipurpose segment

Ernst Russ AG strengthens exposure to multipurpose segment

With the acquisition of two multipurpose vessels, MV “Ronnie” and MV “Charlie”, the Ernst Russ Group continues to advance the...
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Throughput in the port of Rotterdam shows a slight decline

Throughput in the port of Rotterdam shows a slight decline

Throughput in the port of Rotterdam fell by 1.7% in 2025. This brought total throughput to 428.4 million tons. The...
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R&D Project Takes Step Towards CO₂-Neutral Propulsion

R&D Project Takes Step Towards CO₂-Neutral Propulsion

Everllence has taken a step towards the development of CO₂-neutral propulsion systems with the announcement that a research-engine test bench...
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NorthStandard white paper provides expert group guide on biofuel path to decarbonization

NorthStandard white paper provides expert group guide on biofuel path to decarbonization

NorthStandard has published a new white paper focusing on the accelerating adoption of biofuels in commercial shipping. ‘Biofuels – Driving...
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Commencement of Trading of the New Common Bond Loan of Capital Clean Energy Carriers

Commencement of Trading of the New Common Bond Loan of Capital Clean Energy Carriers

an Energy Carriers’ proven confidence in the financing opportunities offered by the corporate bond market of the Athens Stock Exchange,...
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Greek maritime leaders address industry challenges at the Lloyd’s Register Hellenic Advisory Committee

Greek maritime leaders address industry challenges at the Lloyd’s Register Hellenic Advisory Committee

Lloyd’s Register (LR) convened its 2026 Hellenic Advisory Committee in Athens on 19 February, bringing together more than 30 Greek...
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Baltic Dry Index Down for 2nd Day

Baltic Dry Index Down for 2nd Day

The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk index, which tracks rates for vessels transporting dry commodities, eased for the second session on...
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Nexuswave Powers Vega Reederei’s New Eco Fleet With Bonded Connectivity

Nexuswave Powers Vega Reederei’s New Eco Fleet With Bonded Connectivity

Inmarsat Maritime, a part of Viasat (NASDAQ: VSAT) Communication Services, has secured a deal with long-term customer Vega Reederei to...
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Hong Kong lodges ‘strong protest’ after Panama takes control of canal ports

Hong Kong lodges ‘strong protest’ after Panama takes control of canal ports

Hong Kong has formally complained to the government of Panama after it took control of two ports on the Panama...
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Robotization Wave Hits Shipyards

Robotization Wave Hits Shipyards

Major domestic shipbuilders are actively pursuing robot adoption. HD Hyundai, in particular, is utilizing more than 200 robots for welding,...
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Everllence and Vale Sign Ethanol Cooperation Agreement

Everllence and Vale Sign Ethanol Cooperation Agreement

Everllence and Vale – one of the world’s leading producers of iron ore, copper and nickel, and one of the...
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Euroseas Ltd. Reports Record Quarterly Performance

Euroseas Ltd. Reports Record Quarterly Performance

Euroseas Ltd., an owner and operator of container carrier vessels and provider of seaborne transportation for containerized cargoes, reported the...
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Fuel Switch Snapshot: Rotterdam’s LNG and LBM widen price gap over LSMGO

Fuel Switch Snapshot: Rotterdam’s LNG and LBM widen price gap over LSMGO

LNG discounts to pure LSMGO in Rotterdam have widened by $40-42/mt over the past week, while liquefied biomethane (LBM) discounts...
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Maritime Defense Weekly: Energy Flows and Infrastructure Risk

Maritime Defense Weekly: Energy Flows and Infrastructure Risk

Russian Diesel Cargo Signaling Arrival in Cuba A Hong Kong-flagged medium-range tanker is signaling arrival in Cuba on March 2...
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What lies ahead for Russian oil exports?

What lies ahead for Russian oil exports?

In the wake of October 2025 Lukoil and Rosneft sanctions, Russia’s oil supply chain has come under increasing strains. December...
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