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OCI Global And VICTROL Partner To Develop Clean Ammonia Bunkering Infrastructure...
In a major step toward decarbonizing the maritime industry, OCI Global and VICTROL have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to jointly develop a...
Survitec Launches Next-Generation High-Expansion Foam System To Enhance Fire Safety And...
Survitec, a global leader in Survival Technology, has introduced a breakthrough high-expansion foam fire suppression system designed to deliver higher foam output at significantly...
Long COVID Persists For Over Half Of Australian Patients, ANU Study...
A new study from the Australian National University (ANU), in collaboration with the Western Australia Department of Health, has found that more than half...
Panama Maritime Authority Lifts Restrictions On Floating Fuel Supply Operations
The Panama Maritime Authority (PMA) has taken a significant step to enhance competitiveness and transparency in the country’s maritime sector. By officially rescinding Resolution...
IMRF Wins Major $450K Grant to Transform Maritime Rescue Training
The International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) has secured a grant of US $450,000 from The TK Foundation to build the world’s first free global...
GTT and Partners to Develop Next-gen Onboard Energy Solution
GTT, Bloom Energy, and Ponant Explorations Group announced a joint project to develop an integrated energy system combining Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC) powered...
CMA CGM’s $300M Order Signals India’s Shipbuilding Comeback
India’s ambitions in shipbuilding have received a major boost as France’s CMA CGM has signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) to build six LNG-powered...
Overheated Charter Market Poised for a Correction After 5-Year Boom
The container shipping industry is witnessing a growing divergence between freight rates and container-ship charter rates, a gap that analysts believe will close through...
Intermodal: US-China Tensions Deal a Blow to Global Trade
The recent escalation in U.S.–China trade hostilities is reverberating through global shipping, driving up costs for vessels tied to U.S. interests and accelerating the...
USTR Eases Penalties on LNG Shipments Amid Maritime Cuts
Sector remains concerned over the deadline for US ships.
USTR sticks with the schedule for phase-in.
The US Trade Representative has scrapped a proposal...
Navigating High-Risk Waters: Maritime Security and Cyber Alerts for Global Operators
Dryad Global's Maritime Intelligence Brief for the week commencing 13 October 2025 highlights escalating maritime security concerns across key global waterways, with implications for...
Global Markets Tumble as Beijing Imposes New Ban on U.S. Shipping
Fortune reports that global stock markets faced a broad selloff after China imposed restrictions targeting U.S.-linked shipping firms, intensifying concerns over trade tensions and...
Asia Seaborne Routes Clear, Threat Level Low
Ships Advised to Stay Vigilant in Key Areas.
No Crew Abductions in Sulu-Celebes Seas for Fifth Year.
Threat Level Downgraded to LOW by...
Is COVID Back? The Truth Behind Asia’s Mystery Flu Outbreak
Flu cases surge across Asia, raising alarm over an unusually early and intense outbreak.
Experts confirm it’s not a COVID resurgence, but evolving...
Russia Crude Exports Reach 28-Month High
Rising Production and Ukrainian Strikes Push More Crude to Exports.
35 Tankers Load 27.2 Million Barrels in Latest Week.
Export Value Hits One-Year...
Baltic Cable Damage Ruled Accidental After Swedish Investigation
Investigation Finds Weather and Technical Failures Behind Incident.
Anchor Malfunction During Storm Caused Cable Break.
Prosecutors Confirm No Deliberate Act Involved.
Swedish prosecutors have...
China’s First Arctic Voyage Speeds Up Europe Trade
Arctic Route Halves Transit Time Between China and Europe.
4,000 Containers Delivered to Multiple European Ports.
Shorter Route Reduces Emissions and Protects Sensitive...
ULCS Fleet Surges Past Neo-Sub-Panamax as Market Shift Accelerates
ULCS Capacity Set to Exceed 8.3 Mteu by End of 2025.
Over 0.9 Mteu Added to ULCS Fleet So Far This Year.
ULCS...
Lessons Learned: Fatality During Deck Grab Maintenance Operations
This report summarizes a marine occupational fatality investigated by the Republic of the Marshall Islands Maritime Administrator. The incident occurred on board a bulk...
Biofuels and LNG Lead the Way in Maritime Decarbonization
Biofuels and LNG are set to remain the most economical alternative marine fuels well into the 2030s.
Diversifying biofuel feedstocks beyond Ucome is...