Panama Canal to Enter Ports Business as Trump-China Feud Simmers
CK Hutchison runs existing ports outside the canal jurisdiction.
$8.5 billion capital plan includes ports, pipelines, and reservoirs.
Modern cranes to boost efficiency,...
HD Hyundai to Revive Shipbuilding in Subic with $550 Million Investment
200-hectare lease from Agila Subic secured for 10 years.
$550 million investment planned over the next decade.
Production target set at 10 ships...
LTEG and ITOCHU Partner on 300 KTPA Green Ammonia Project in Kandla
ITOCHU to offtake ammonia for bunkering operations in Singapore.
L&T’s land acquisition at Kandla boosts green energy plans.
Partnership supports zero-emission marine fuel...
Steady Fleet Growth and Ageing Shape Dry Bulk Market Outlook
Global orderbook stays under 10% with 2026 delivery peak.
Ageing concentrated in the Handysize and Supramax segments.
Capesize fleet remains younger and competitive.
The...
Lessons Learned: Importance of Cooling Cycle in Preventing Laundry Burns
This safety alert, issued by the Marine Safety Forum (MSF), describes an onboard incident in which a crew member sustained a burn injury while...
Lloyd’s Register Launches LR Ports Advisory for Global Port Operations
Lloyd’s Register has launched LR Ports Advisory to provide specialized support for global port operations.
The new team offers expertise in regulatory compliance,...
Drewry Reports Strong Shipping Equity Performance for Early August
Global shipping equity indices posted broad gains for the week ending August 8, 2025, led by LPG shipping with a 9.8% rise.
Ports...
Van Oord Marks Sustainability Progress with Bio-LNG Bunkering
Van Oord has completed the first Bio-LNG bunkering for its dredger Vox Ariane.
The company’s climate targets are approved by the Science Based...
U.S. Signals Retaliation if IMO Net-Zero Framework Moves Forward
The U.S. has withdrawn from IMO negotiations on the “Net-Zero Framework” and is urging other nations to drop their support.
The framework, approved...
Russia’s Far East Sees AIS Disruption, Analysts Suspect Sanction Evasion
An ongoing disruption of Automatic Identification System (AIS) data is causing severe issues for dozens of vessels, mostly tankers, in Russia's far east, specifically...
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Upcoming Technologies – Is it a Friend or Foe for Shipping?
Maritime business, though pivotal in running the world economy, is surprisingly late and slow in implementing and adapting to technological advancements. The current trend...
