Marine Insurers Adapt to Geopolitical Uncertainty, Says The Swedish Club

Geopolitical instability is now considered a permanent factor in global shipping operations. The Swedish Club is expanding its advisory role, offering real-time risk...

Iran Intensifies Anti-Smuggling Campaign, Seizes Tanker with Over 2 Million Liters...

Iranian authorities, in a continued effort to combat fuel trafficking, have seized a tanker in the Gulf of Oman. The vessel was accused of...

Provaris Energy and Yinson Partner to Commercialize Large-Scale LCO₂ Tank Design

Provaris Energy has initiated a Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) program for its large-scale, low-pressure liquid carbon dioxide (LCO₂) tank, with full funding from its...

Statkraft’s Green Ammonia Project Aims to Decarbonize Marine Shipping

Statkraft, a European renewable energy company, is moving forward with its plans for the Shetland Hydrogen Project 2. The company has secured a lease...

Connected Ship Market Projected to Grow at 7.7% CAGR, Driven by...

A recent market research report indicates that the connected ship market is poised for significant growth, driven by the increasing need for enhanced safety,...

Geopolitical Tensions and HKC Compliance Create Market Volatility in Ship Recycling

In a report by GMS, the ship recycling markets have been in a state of "confusing fundamentals" due to several international events. This has...

[Podcast] Maritime Strategies International Mid-Year 2025: A Tale of Two Shipbuilding...

Adam Kent, the Managing Director of Maritime Strategies International (MSI), provides a mid-year analysis of the 2025 shipbuilding market. He highlights a significant drop-off...

Fourth LNG Cargo Loaded From Sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 Project Amid...

A fourth liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo has been loaded from Russia’s heavily sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 project, despite ongoing challenges in finding buyers....

Hanwha Ocean Eyes Shipyard In Brazil To Boost Offshore Project Bids

South Korea’s Hanwha Ocean is exploring the establishment of a shipyard in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro’s metropolitan area, to strengthen its presence in Brazil’s...

Klaipėda Port Nears Completion Of Green Hydrogen Station For Maritime Use

Klaipėda State Seaport Authority is progressing toward a significant milestone in Lithuania’s green maritime transition. The company Gevalda is expected to finish construction of...

Valenciaport Project To Strengthen Border Security With EU Support

Valenciaport, in collaboration with the Ministry of the Interior, has launched a project aimed at reinforcing border control measures at the Port of València...

Keel Crossing Sunderland’s New Bridge Honours Shipbuilding Heritage

Sunderland’s newest landmark has officially been named Keel Crossing following a public vote that attracted thousands of residents. The name reflects the city’s proud...

Imperial Petroleum Expands Fleet With Acquisition Of Three Japanese-Built Drybulk Carriers

Imperial Petroleum Inc. has announced agreements to acquire three Japanese-built drybulk carriers from entities affiliated with Brave Maritime Corp. This strategic move, worth $51.6...

[Podcast] False Flags at Sea: The Secret World of Fake Ship...

In a revealing episode of the Lloyd’s List podcast, investigative journalists uncover how fake ship registries — often referred to as false flags —...

New IMO Carbon Rules to Reshape Ship Efficiency Planning

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has adopted new amendments to MARPOL Annex VI, introducing important updates to the Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) framework. According...

Dry Bulk Shipping Braces for Impact of CBAM Regulation

According to a recent analysis by Breakwave Advisors, the European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), set to be enforced from 2026, is poised...

Maritime Security Market Set to Soar to $45.5 Billion by 2032:...

The global maritime security market is projected to reach USD 45.5 billion by 2032, according to a new report from Persistence Market Research. This...

Sanctions at Sea: Untangling Maritime Risks in July 2025

Authorities worldwide are tightening maritime sanctions enforcement amid geopolitical tensions. Use of tactics like AIS spoofing and ship-to-ship transfers is growing across sanctioned...

Sanctioned Tanker Slips Through Arctic Without Permit or Oversight

A sanctioned oil tanker recently crossed the Northern Sea Route without mandatory permits or an icebreaker escort. The vessel lacked valid insurance and...

Cargo Ship Grounds Off Camarines Sur, Crew Safe

LCT Golden Phoenix Runs Aground in San Miguel Bay. Strong Winds and Currents Blamed for Camarines Sur Grounding. PCG Confirms No Oil Spill...