Tanker blocks Suez Canal, but not for long It could have been the Ever Given all over again, but thankfully it wasn't. Admiral Ossama Rabiee, the chairman of the Suez Canal Authority (SCA), announced today that navigation through the canal
WinGD and HSD Engine in JDP on methanol-fueled two-stroke engines Winterthur, Switzerland, headquartered WinGD and Korean engine builder HSD Engine have initiated a Joint Development Project (JDP) to advance the development of WinGD's large-bore methanol-fueled two-stroke engines. The aim is to deliver
Fincantieri Marinette cuts steel for first Constellation-class frigate Fincantieri Marinette Marine (FMM) yesterday officially started construction on the U.S. Navy's first Constellation-class guided missile frigate. As shipbuilders began cutting steel for the ship, members of the Navy, representatives of elected
Diesel pumped from stranded cargo ship off Gibraltar to contain 'significant leak' Booms continue to be deployed and pumping out operations have continued overnight
Ukraine grain corridor reaches milestone A month on from the inception of a maritime corridor, a total of 68 vessels carrying 1,605,896 tonnes of grains...
Women to be 'rewritten back into maritime history' in project first Lloyd's Register Foundation leads research project that will identify female shipping experience throughout the centuries, starting with the City of...
Uncoordinated data reports miss the point of digitalisation Data is a powerful tool that can make shipping cleaner, greener, and safer. But asking tired seafarers to spend much...
Polsteam boosts handysize orderbook at CSSC Group shipyard Polish dry cargo and ro-pax operator has added another four handysize bulk carriers to its orderbook as Lloyd's List Intelligence...
Club claims and premiums now in rough balance, says Marsh P&I head Scale of Gard commercial book will continue to give the Norwegian giant a pricing edge, despite the arrival of NorthStandard...
Tanker grounding has negligible impact on Suez Canal traffic Five tugs came to the aid of crude oil tanker Affinity V after it ran aground across the channel. It...
Lauritzen Bulkers appoints former Grindrod chief Wade to board Grindrod Shipping's former chief executive joins board of rival operator just months after announcing his retirement
Russia sends more ships to Türkiye, Bulgaria and China Sanctions have slowed Russia's outbound trade, but a small number of countries are taking the opportunity to boost economic ties...
Chief engineer jailed in US over pollution case The illegal discharge took place in March 2021 off the shores of Louisiana, and the US Coast Guard was alerted...
Tuas Port in Singapore opens When completed in 2040s, the port will be able to handle 65m teu, almost doubling Singapore's throughput of 37.5m teu...
Transpacific rates tank as carriers race to the bottom Market is seeing rates of below $4,000 per feu on offer, with another $1,000 discount in sight. The levels are...
Hutchison Ports teams with MSC for new Rotterdam terminal The terminal will be developed and launched in phases. It is expected to start the first stage of operation in...
DSME to develop South Korea's first hydrogen fuel cell tug Vessel is designed to be a harbour tug and will help the shipyard contribute to South Korea's carbon neutrality goal
Jurong Port appoints new chief executive Ooi Boon Hoe was pivotal in overseeing Jurong Port's transition from landlord to operator
Gibraltar declares major incident after beached bulker's hull breaks Update: Port activity has once again been suspended after an oil leak from the stranded bulker was reported. Operations to...
Lufthansa Cargo pilots to join strike on Friday A 24-hour strike by Lufthansa cockpit crews will shut down the company's freighters. Logistics providers worry future union actions could be more serious.
New York/New Jersey delays implementation of fee for lingering containers The Port of New York and New Jersey has put off charging ocean carriers for containers left at the port.
Tankers could profit if US restricts gasoline and diesel exports If the U.S. curbed gasoline and diesel exports, tankers would sail longer distances to replace lost volumes - a plus for tanker earnings.
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