South Korea Expands Global Shipping Support And Pushes For Faster Green...

South Korea is strengthening its global logistics presence while accelerating the shift toward eco-friendly vessels. As part of this effort, the Korea Ocean Business...

Everllence Secures 138 Orders For New 35/44DF CD GenSet Following Successful...

Everllence has achieved a major commercial milestone with its newly developed 35/44DF CD GenSet, securing 138 orders within just seven months of completing its...

GTT Secures New Order From HD KSOE For Two LNG Carrier...

GTT has announced a fresh order in the fourth quarter of 2025 from HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (HD KSOE) for the design...

Dr. Noel Hacegaba Poised To Become Next CEO Of The Port...

The Port of Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners has announced that it will consider appointing Dr. Noel Hacegaba as the Port’s next Chief...

Decarbonisation Efforts Surge On, Even as NZF Faces Setbacks

The IMO’s efforts to develop mid-term measures through the ‘Net-zero Framework’ did not proceed as anticipated. A majority vote in favour of a “one-year...

TT Talk: The Perennial Challenge of Wreck Removal

The risk to port authorities from abandoned or uninsured ships and small craft is real and potentially costly. When a ship sinks within harbour...

WinGD and OPearl LNG Sign 15-year Service Deal for Fleet Reliability

Swiss marine power company WinGD has signed a long-term service agreement with Hong Kong-based OPearl LNG Ship Management, according to an official statement. The 15-year...

Lessons Learned: Missing Splash Tapes on Fuel Hose Connections

IMCA safety flash reports of an incident where several engine fuel hose connections were not fitted with splash tapes. What happened? During inspection of a several...

Fleet Supply and Freight Rates Drive Crude Tanker Values Higher

Crude tanker asset prices have been rising in recent weeks, lifted by a surge in freight rates and tightening vessel availability across global markets,...

Northern Lights Takes Delivery of Newbuild Liquefied CO2 Carrier

Norwegian Joint venture Northern Lights took delivery of a new liquefied CO2 carrier, Northern Phoenix, on 2nd December at Dalian Shipbuilding Offshore Co. Ltd....

Seafuels Orders Next-Generation Eco-Fuel Tanker to Replace Awanuia by 2027

Port of Auckland subsidiary Seafuels on Thursday (4 December) announced the signing of a shipbuilding contract that will enable shipping lines to refuel with...

Russia Approves New FSB-Led Rules for Vessel Entry and Underwater Hull...

The Russian government has approved the "Rules for coordinating entry permits for vessels arriving from foreign ports and calling seaports of the Russian Federation...

Fincantieri and ASRY Sign Partnership to Expand Naval Collaboration in Bahrain

Agreement Signed in the Presence of Italian and Bahraini Leaders. Partnership Targets Military and Offshore Vessel Projects. Deal Supports Fincantieri’s Strategic Growth in...

Container Rates Rebound After Weeks of Decline

Weekly GRIs Help Carriers Hold Spot Rates Steady. Asia–Europe Maintains Three-Week Rate Stability. Suez Canal Uncertainty Continues to Shape Market Outlook. The Drewry World...

Davie Defense Expands U.S. Presence With Major Texas Acquisition

U.S. Approvals Clear Path for New Specialised Builder. Move Aligns With Push to Strengthen Arctic and Domestic Capacity. ICE Pact Positions Company in...

Rising Black Sea Tensions Spark Security Warnings from Ankara

Exclusive Economic Zone Violations Raise Regional Alarm. Talks Held with NATO Leadership and Regional Ministers. Kyiv Accepts One Strike but Denies Involvement in...

IMO Assembly Shows Strong Unity and Decisive Action

Member States Raise Security Challenges and Treaty Progress. Seafarers Placed at the Heart of IMO’s Work. Assembly Recognises BBNJ Agreement and Advances Gender...

Auckland Expands Green Fuel Capacity With New Bunkering Tanker Order

  A New Zealand port subsidiary has signed a shipbuilding contract for a new bunkering vessel worth $50 million. The vessel will support biodiesel...

Global Study Confirms Major Drop in Ship Sulfur Emissions

New international research shows sulfur emissions from ships have fallen sharply since the 2020 global fuel regulation. The average sulfur content in marine...

Global Freight Rates Surge as Conflict and Supply Shifts Disrupt Trade

Freight rates for crude, LNG and bulk commodities are seeing a rare year-end jump instead of the usual seasonal slowdown. Longer voyage distances,...