LISCR: COLREG Compliance in Traffic Separation Schemes is Critical
The Liberia Maritime Authority has issued a marine advisory to draw attention to recent navigational concerns raised by the Danish Maritime Authority regarding vessels...
Charting a Cleaner Course: The Future of Shipping to 2050
DNV’s latest Maritime Forecast to 2050 reveals that shipping’s energy transition is moving into a new stage, characterized by targeted investments, fleet readiness, and...
Drewry World Container Index Rises 3% This Week
Drewry’s World Container Index decreased 3% to $2,044 per 40ft container this week.
Detailed assessment for Thursday, 11 Sep 2025
The Drewry World Container Index (WCI)...
Mozambique Added to Expanding Fake Flag Fleet for Sanctioned Ships
Mozambique has emerged as the latest fraudulent ship registry for sanctioned tankers, with several vessels switching from other fake flags.
The Marinegov.net network...
Korea Backs Arctic Shipping with Icebreaker Funding
Task force and public-private committee to prepare for Arctic shipping routes.
Exemptions sought for AI-powered autonomous ship technology development.
Smart port test bed...
Maritime Leaders Unite to Advance Electrification and Battery Innovation
Agreement sets framework for joint research on batteries and electrification.
ABS highlights the safety and efficiency benefits of electrification.
University of Michigan sees...
New Study to Assess Diabetes Management Among Seafarers
A UK-led study will monitor insulin-treated seafarers and fishers using continuous glucose monitoring devices.
Researchers aim to recruit 50 participants within the first...
US Container Trade Outlook – Tariffs Weigh on Shipping Rates
Container shipping rates from Asia to the US are set to decline as import volumes ease.
A near-record summer peak reflects stockpiling ahead...
Global Bunker Fuel and LNG Market Update – Week 37
HSFO and VLSFO declined, while MGO saw a modest gain; indices showed signs of moderate growth.
Shipments reached 9.33 million tons in August,...
Davie Defense Launches $1 Billion “American Icebreaker Factory” In Texas
Davie Defense plans a $1 billion overhaul of the Gulf Copper shipyard in Galveston to create the “American Icebreaker Factory” for U.S. Coast...
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Shifts Routes as Inflation and Policy Risks Mount
Shipping companies are adapting to geopolitical disruptions by exploring new trade routes and markets.
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines has scaled back operations through the...
Lessons Learned: Fatal Accident During Vessel Cargo Hold Maintenance
According to the Hong Kong Marine Department, a fatal accident occurred on board a bulk carrier during cargo hold cleaning operations. The incident highlights...
Liquid Wind Highlights CCU’s Role in Building a Circular Carbon Economy
CCU can cut reliance on fossil carbon and contribute up to 15% of global emissions reductions by 2070.
Liquid Wind applies CCU to...
China Shipping & Sinopec Mark Methanol Fuel Milestone in Yangtze River...
China Shipping & Sinopec Suppliers completed China’s first ship-to-ship methanol bunkering operation along the Yangtze River.
Over 2,000 metric tonnes of methanol were...
Lloyd’s Register Approves KNCC’s Elevated Pressure CO₂ Transport Solution
Lloyd’s Register granted AiP to KNCC for its Elevated Pressure LCO₂ containment system.
The system reduces reliance on ultra-low temperatures, simplifying vessel design.
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Fujairah Stockpiles Reverse Trend, Led by Significant Rise in Heavy Distillates
Oil product inventories at the UAE's Port of Fujairah have seen a significant rebound, increasing by 10% in the week that ended on September...
Capesize and Panamax Markets See Rate Increases Amid Tight Tonnage
Both the Atlantic and Pacific basins are showing robust demand and tightening tonnage, which is driving up rates and giving owners the advantage in...
VLCC Rates Fall, Suezmax and Aframax Maintain Ground
After having roared into the WS 80’s MEG/East rates have dropped back into the low WS 70’s, by and large led by oilco-trader relets...
New Research Highlights How Green Shipping Revenue Can Reduce Global Inequality
A new study from UCL's Ocean and Shipping Group suggests that the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Net Zero Framework could reduce global inequalities, but...
Luda Technology Group Leads Partnership to Advance Ammonia-Resistant Components for Vessels
In a significant move for the Chinese shipbuilding industry, Luda Technology Group has formed a strategic partnership with several major Chinese shipbuilders. This collaboration...
