Dublin–Holyhead Ferry Route Towards Europe’s First Green Shipping Corridor

A new study by environmental consultancy Ricardo has identified the busy ferry corridor between Dublin Port and the Port of Holyhead as one of...

Shift In South Korea’s Coal Imports Amid Australian Port Congestion

Australia has long been South Korea’s top supplier of thermal coal. However, severe congestion at its key coal ports, coupled with weather disruptions, has...

Alternative-Fuelled Vessel Orders Slow What It Means For Shipping’s Decarbonization

The transition toward alternative-fuelled vessels is seen as a cornerstone of the shipping industry’s decarbonization efforts. However, the latest data from DNV’s Alternative Fuels...

New Index Reveals Startup–Corporate Barriers in Shipping

A survey of 30 founders of green tech shipping companies found no company scored above 6.5 out of 10 for collaboration, pointing to slow...

Far East–Europe Spot Freight Rates Plunge Despite Ship Shortages

According to Alphaliner, Far East–Europe spot freight rates are collapsing even as carriers struggle with a persistent shortage of ships. The data highlights a...

IMO CCC 11: Interim Guidelines for Hydrogen as Fuel Completed

The 11th session of the IMO Sub-Committee on Carriage of Cargoes and Containers (CCC 11) was held from 8 to 12 September 2025 finalizing...

Revised IMO Guidelines for Means of Embarkation and Disembarkation

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has issued revised guidelines covering the design, construction, installation, maintenance, and inspection of means of embarkation and disembarkation such...

Seagate & Kanagawa Seal Deal for Next-Gen Hybrid EV Tugboat

Seagate Corporation Co., Ltd. (SGC), a consolidated subsidiary of Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. (“K” LINE), concluded an agreement with Kanagawa Dockyard Co., Ltd. on...

BigLift & CY Shipping Return to China for Two New Vessels

Netherlands-headquartered BigLift Shipping and South Korea’s CY Shipping have once again turned to a Chinese yard for the construction of two more BC-Class heavy...

IMO Net Zero Framework Crucial to Avoid Maritime Energy Transition Setbacks

IAPH Warns Mixed National Measures Could Harm Maritime Energy Transition. Economic Measure Urged to Fund Low- and Zero-Carbon Fuel Uptake. Framework Adoption Crucial...

Greece Emerges as Key Hub in U.S. LNG Strategy Against Russia

Greece Emerges as Key Transhipment Hub for American LNG. EU Reliance on Russian Gas Remains Uneven. Greece Poised to Benefit Economically as U.S....

Global Bunker Market Mixed as Scrubber Spread Narrows and LNG Demand...

Scrubber Spread Narrows Below $100 Breakeven. Europe Cuts Russian Gas Reliance as LNG Supply Expands. LNG Prices Rise in Sines While Conventional Fuels...

Global Container Rates Extend Decline on Transpacific and Asia–Europe Trades

Transpacific Rates Drop to September Levels. Asia–Europe Rates Decline Amid Oversupply. Golden Week Blank Sailings Fail to Halt Slide. The Drewry World Container Index...

Transpacific Sees Drop in Chinese-Built Vessels, Transatlantic Unchanged

Sea-Intelligence Tracks Vessel Deployment Shifts. Early Signs of Chinese-Built Vessel Reduction on Transpacific. No Significant Change Yet on Transatlantic. The U.S. Trade Representative (USTR)...

JFK’s Terminal 6 to Debut North America’s First Shared All-Electric Ground...

Fortbrand Services will manage the common-use, all-electric ground support fleet at JFK’s future Terminal 6, a first for North America. The initiative supports...

Port of Long Beach Records Second-Busiest August Amid Tariff Pause

The Port of Long Beach processed over 901,000 TEUs in August 2025, its second-busiest August on record. Imports and exports dipped, but empty...

HD Hyundai Deploys AI Humanoid Robots to Enhance Shipyard Safety &...

HD Hyundai Samho signed an MOU with LG CNS and HD Hyundai Robotics to develop humanoid robots and logistics automation for shipbuilding. The...

Record-Breaking Container Seizure Uncovers EU-Wide Customs Fraud

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Athens, Greece, has charged six individuals, including two customs officers and four customs brokers, for their alleged...

Shipping Companies Seek Regulatory Certainty for Green Transition

Nearly 200 shipping companies are urging the world's largest maritime nations to adopt a proposed regulatory framework that includes a global fee on greenhouse...

Russia and Indonesia Displace Australia as Top Coal Suppliers to South...

A recent shift in the South Korean thermal coal market has seen Russia and Indonesia gain significant market share from Australia, which has long...