Hornblower gets $8 million green hydrogen project grant Hornblower Group reports that its subsidiary, Hornblower Energy, has received an $8 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to design, construct and operate a green hydrogen maritime fueling station.
Bipartisan support for new GoM offshore oil and gas lease sales Yesterday, the Senate approved language calling for Senate negotiators to support the issuance of a new five year program for offshore oil and gas leasing as soon as possible and that the
VIDEO: First of its kind hybrid-electric tour boat enters operations in the Arctic A ground-breaking Volvo-Penta powered hybrid-electric vessel has just made its maiden commercial voyage from Longyearbyen, Svalbard - the world's northernmost town, just 800 miles from the North Pole. Designed for exploration in
P&I consolidation could derail International Group and take down pool scheme North and Standard say Gallagher 'out of step with the maritime world'
Contaminated fuel found in Singapore linked to UAE Glencore and PetroChina had carried out tests on the fuel supplied based on the international standards of petroleum products of...
The Lloyd's List Podcast: Why shipping is facing a compliance crisis Economic measures to cut Russia off from the world's financial arteries are the most extensive seen since the Second World...
D'Amico expects to profit on diesel-led tanker rates recovery Italian shipowner reports net loss of $6.5m over the first quarter of the year, but it is already seeing earnings...
Genco has its best first quarter since 2010 US bulker owner plans to focus on dividends and clearing debt
Ceres Shipping venture plans for 60 new CO2 carriers Move is by far the most ambitious to be unveiled by independent shipping name in the nascent carbon capture utilisation...
Fredriksen increases International Seaways holding Owner of rival tanker owner Frontline is already the biggest shareholder in International Seaways
Container equipment imbalances increasing again With lower volumes coming out of China and European ports remaining congested, equipment is running short. The influx when China...
Ukraine ships first seaborne grain cargo since invasion Both Romania and Bulgaria are preparing infrastructure for further consignments of Ukrainian produce
US cargo flows feel impact of China lockdowns Shanghai is gradually restoring its production activities as China's largest city strives to stem a economic slowdown
Höegh Autoliners' revenue hit by supply chain disruptions The recovery of light vehicle demand continued at both a reduced and uneven rate because of post-pandemic supply chain upsets
Costamare boosted by 'strong' boxship and bulker markets Company says fleet of 76 boxships is fully chartered for this year and 95% covered for 2023
Norden posts robust first-quarter results Dry bulk and tanker operator reduces exposure in dry bulk to capitalise on a quickly recovering product tanker market
Hamburg looks to hydrogen to decarbonise terminal operations Decarbonisation of logistics does not stop with a vessels' port call. Ports also have a role to play in reducing...
ICTSI boosts earnings on higher fees and new operations Handled volumes rose by 5% as new terminals brought in additional volumes. But some markets are recovering at a slower...
Indonesia intercepts ships after introducing palm oil ban Indonesia's palm oil exports reached an average of $2.7bn per month between January 2021 and February 2022, accounting for 14%...
Cryptocurrencies keep Venezuela crude exports flowing The crypto network, alongside a fleet of elderly tankers already engaged in sanctions-busting shipping, provides ready-made template for evasion as...
Hafnia raises $100m from share sales Share offering comes after BW tanker unit added 44 young tankers to its fleet and considerably expanded its scale
Daily Briefing Europe's ban on Russian oil to further reconfigure tanker trade routes | Maersk boosted by contract commitments and integration |...
FMC requires more pricing, capacity data from container ship companies U.S. regulators have ordered the world's largest ocean carriers to submit more pricing and capacity data to help protect shipping markets from anticompetitive practices.
What can go wrong next in China? Now there's a lockdown in Zhengzhou Trucking solutions, sitting cargo are among the issues in Henan province's capital city.
Air cargo market risks downturn as export orders contract Airlines are carrying less cargo because of global economic headwinds, but the slowdown isn't reflected in shipping rates.
Still seeing a balanced oil market, OPEC+ ratifies another small production increase OPEC+ approved another modest increase in production quotas for June, May 5
Latin America jet fuel demand steady as airline traffic rises, planes fly full Latin America jet fuel demand steady as airline traffic rises
US Atlantic Coast gasoline stocks tick up week to Apr 29, still near seven-year low US Atlantic Coast gasoline rose off seven-year lows for the week ended April 29
Crude edges higher as market weighs tighter supply outlook, global growth concerns Crude oil futures finished higher May 5 as market weighs tighter supply outlook
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