Boluda in $640M acquisition of Boskalis's Australia and Papua New Guinea towage biz Boluda Towage has been on the acquisition trail again, buying Royal Boskalis BV's towage and salvage business in Australia and Papua New Guinea in a deal valued at $640 million. Boluda says
How Beijing could counter US shipping fees With just two weeks until Washington's controversial port fees on Chinese vessels take effect, Beijing has armed itself with a potent arsenal of countermeasures that could reshape global maritime trade and inflict significant economic pain on American exporters. China's State Council decree, signed by Premier Li Qiang and effective September 29, authorizes sweeping retaliation against countries i
Neptune announces bunker adjustment factor surcharge Neptune Pacific announced a bunker adjustment factor surcharge applicable on all shipments effective 1st November 2025. The BAF rates for shipments between Australia and South Pacific Islands are set at US$360 per TEU and US$21.18 per RVT. For Australia to New Zealand routes, the rates are US$166 per TEU and US$9.76 per RVT. New Zealand to South Pacific Islands shipments will incur charges of US$
Port of New York and New Jersey reports record-breaking results The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced that August 2025 was its airports' busiest month, while cargo imports also surged. Ridership on the PATH commuter rail increased 7% from August 2024, while the Port of New York and New Jersey reported its second-busiest August ever. August 2025 represented the Port of New York and New Jersey's second-busiest August ever as businesses continu
Sea-Intelligence sees shipping glut ahead In issue 734, Sea-Intelligence conducted a deep dive into the future global supply/demand balance for the container shipping industry. Their comprehensive analysis, which accounts for multiple real-world operational factors, projects that the market is structurally heading towards cyclical overcapacity, which is set to peak in 2027, at a level last seen during the 2016 container shipping price wa
Kuehne+Nagel launches first independent operation in Iceland Kuehne+Nagel has opened its first independent office and warehouse in Hafnarfjörður, Iceland. The team of 13 specialists will provide sea and air logistics, along with customs solutions, supporting Iceland's growing import and export sectors. Helgi Ingólfsson, Cluster Manager for Sweden and Iceland, said: "Iceland is a high-potential market. This fully independent operation allows us to help cust
Maersk launches retrofit drive for 200 chartered vessels Maersk has begun a large-scale retrofit programme for around 200 vessels in its time-chartered fleet. Working with 50 different shipowners, the company aims to cut slot costs by boosting fuel efficiency and cargo capacity. The effort will also lower greenhouse gas emissions. "Our medium- and long-term chartered fleet makes up a significant share of our operations and fuel use," said Ahmed Hassan,
PFL announces bunker adjustment factor surcharge PFL advises that the bunker adjustment factor Surcharge applicable on all shipments effective from 1st November 2025. For shipments from Australia to South Pacific Islands, the BAF rates are set at US$360 per TEU and US$21.18 per RVT. Australia to New Zealand routes will be charged at US$166 per TEU and US$9.76 per RVT. New Zealand to South Pacific Islands shipments will incur rates of US$256 per
Boluda expands Global Towage with Boskalis deal Boluda Towage has acquired the towage and salvage business of Royal Boskalis BV in Australia and Papua New Guinea, a US$640 million transaction that consolidates its position as the world's largest towage operator. The acquisition expands Boluda's presence to 5 continents, 232 ports, and a fleet of over 850 vessels, including tugs and salvage ships, supported by 10,000 employees. Operational capa
DSV names Maciej Walenda as new contract logistics CEO DSV has appointed Maciej Walenda as CEO of Contract Logistics and a member of the Group Executive Committee, effective 1 October. He succeeds Albert-Derk Bruin, who is leaving the company after 15 years to pursue a career outside DSV. Walenda joined DSV in 2013 and has held several senior roles, including Managing Director Poland, EVP for Central and Eastern Europe, and most recently Regional CEO
HHLA trials hydrogen straddle carrier at Port of Hamburg Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) has begun testing its first hydrogen-powered straddle carrier at Container Terminal Tollerort (CTT) in Hamburg. The trial is part of the Clean Port & Logistics (CPL) innovation cluster, which focuses on developing climate-friendly transport solutions. Built by Konecranes, the straddle carrier runs on a hydrogen fuel cell and produces zero emissions. Early re
Piraeus port announced H1 2025 financial result Piraeus port announced its first half 2025 financial results, reporting increased revenue and profitability during a period that continues presenting challenges for shipping and global trade. Total revenue reached EUR€122.8 million,representing a 14.7% increase compared to EUR€107.1 million in the same 2024 period. The increase primarily originated from container and cruise sectors and the conces
Arla and Maersk expand partnership Arla and Maersk are strengthening their long-standing partnership with the launch of a new coldstore facility in Taulov/Fredericia, Denmark. Starting next summer, Arla will use a 9,100 sqm retrofitted warehouse unit under a ten-year contract to store temperature-sensitive dairy products. The facility, part of Denmark's first BREEAM Excellence-certified newbuild operated by Maersk, will feature tw
Global bunker indices show mixed trends in week 40 At the close of Week 40, global bunker indices under MABUX showed mixed dynamics without establishing a firm trend. The 380 HSFO index inched up by US$1.18, rising to US$453.89/MT. In contrast, the VLSFO index continued its decline, falling by US$5.69 to US$524.75/MT. The MGO index also moved lower, to settle at US$781.29/MT. At the time of writing, the global bunker market was showing signs of a
Evergreen Line to Launch New China-Indonesia/Malaysia Service Evergreen Line has announced the launch of a new China-Indonesia/Malaysia (CIM) service, set to begin on 31 October 2025 in partnership with Wan Hai Lines and Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp. The new service expands Evergreen's regional network and enhances direct connections between North China and the Indonesian market. The CIM loop will be operated by five vessels with capacities between 1,900
Maersk to implement tariff increase on imports to Central Europe Maersk has announced that, effective Q4 2025, it will introduce a tariff increase of EUR 40 per container on all import shipments to the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary. The company said the adjustment is driven by persistent infrastructure constraints and rising operational costs across key European corridors, particularly affecting rail services. These pressures have increased the complex
Caught in the crossfire: How three carriers face a US fee crisis While attention focuses on China's COSCO facing a devastating $1.53 billion in US port fees by 2026, three major international carriers Israeli ZIM, Japanese ONE, and French CMA CGM confront their own crisis: a combined US$1.2 billion in potential charges that could fundamentally reshape their competitive strategies. According to Alphaliner analysis, if these carriers maintain current fleet deplo
LR to class world's largest yacht support vessel with Oceanco Lloyd's Register (LR) has signed an agreement with Oceanco to provide classification and certification for the world's largest yacht support vessel. The contract was announced at the Monaco Yacht Show at Port Hercule. The project continues a 38-year partnership between the two companies. The vessel, built to LR class, is expected to exceed 100 metres. It will feature extended range, heavy-duty lo
Stephan Kirsch appointed CEO of GMA Garnet Group Jebsen & Jessen Group has named Stephan Kirsch as CEO of its GMA Garnet Group, effective Q4 2025. His appointment marks a new chapter focused on global growth, operational strength, innovation, and sustainability. Kirsch brings extensive leadership experience from senior roles at FLSmidth, Metso, Metso Outotec, ThyssenKrupp, Hofmann Engineering, and KHD Humboldt Wedag. He has served on GMA's Advi
Danaos expands backlog and orders two new containerships Danaos Corporation, one of the world's largest independent containership owners, has announced the addition of $304 million to its contracted revenue backlog and the commissioning of two new vessel orders. The backlog growth includes approximately $164 million from forward charter fixtures on four existing vessels and around $140 million from fixtures tied to the two new orders, each under five-y
Port of Vancouver facilitates record trade in H1 of 2025 The Port of Vancouver moved record volumes of Canadian trade during the first six months of 2025, delivering substantial quantities of Canadian-made grain, energy, and fertilizer exports to diverse world markets against a challenging geopolitical backdrop. The port's mid-year cargo statistics demonstrate a 13% increase in cargo moved between January and June 2025, compared to the same six-month p
Gulftainer invests on logistics hubs connecting Sharjah to global markets Gulftainer is performing a crucial role in Sharjah's transformation into a leading multimodal logistics hub, delivering scalable, seamless logistics solutions that enable uninterrupted trade across the UAE, the inner Gulf, and international markets via Khorfakkan Commercial Terminal. As the UAE continues enhancing connectivity through major infrastructure projects like Etihad Rail, Gulftainer is
KLN strengthens leadership with Key Executive Appointments Kerry Logistics Network (KLN; 0636.HK) has announced two senior appointments to its Global Management Board as part of its strategy to accelerate international growth and transformation. Wong Siew Loong has been named Chief Operating Officer, less than a year after joining KLN as Chief Commercial Officer in November 2024. As COO, he will oversee global operations, drive efficiency, and lead initi
ICTSI ranks high in Global Innovation Index ICTSI is recognized as the Philippines' leading company for intangible asset intensity in the 2025 Global Innovation Index. This recognition emphasizes the growing importance of non-physical assets in creating value, such as a company's brand, proprietary systems, and expertise. According to the World Intellectual Property Organization, which compiles the index, ICTSI achieved a score of 85.94 pe
Yusen Logistics launches Global Digital Booking Platform Yusen Logistics has completed the worldwide rollout of its digital freight booking system, Yusen Vantage Focus - Book (YVF - Book). The platform now provides a unified digital experience across the company's global network. After successful launches in regions including Europe, Japan, Hong Kong, Australia, and Brazil, coverage has expanded to China, the United States, Mexico, Canada, Argentina, K
Peel Ports Group appoints new Chief Technology and Information Officer Peel Ports Group has appointed Gavin Laybourne as its Chief Technology and Information Officer, the first person to hold this role at the UK's second-largest port operator. Gavin will join the Group's Executive team and lead all technology and information-related activities. This encompasses IT, cyber security, data analytics, green technologies, and ongoing automation and digital transformation
DEME clinches German offshore wind cable installation deal Belgium's DEME Offshore has landed a contract worth between €50m and €150m ($54m-$162m) for subsea cable work at the Nordseecluster B offshore wind project in the German North Sea. The deal covers transport and installation of 124 km of inter-array cables, linking 60 turbine foundations to the offshore substation about 50 km north of Juist ...
DOF nets $60m North America contract haul Norwegian offshore vessel owner and services player DOF Group has picked up a string of new contracts in North America worth more than $60m, securing over 300 vessel days with further options attached. The work will be carried out by vessels already positioned in the region, covering subsea, mooring and walk-to-work operations. Anchor handling vessel ...
Nova Marine Carriers breaks into New Zealand market with MPP newbuild Lugano-based Nova Marine Carriers has teamed up with New Zealand's McCallum Bros in a 50/50 joint venture that will replace the ageing multipurpose vessel (MPP) on the supply run to the Chatham Islands. The MBL/Nova Marine partnership won the government tender with a proposal centred on an MPP newbuilding designed to carry containers, fuel, vehicles ...
Boluda buys Boskalis towage arm in Australia and Papua New Guinea for $640m Spanish towage giant Boluda has struck a $640m deal to acquire Royal Boskalis' harbour towage and salvage business in Australia and Papua New Guinea, cementing its position as the world's largest operator in the sector. The takeover hands Boluda operations at key bulk and energy hubs, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Newcastle, Gladstone, Perth, and Port ...
Shipping arbitration landscape shifts beyond London London has maintained its position as the world's top maritime arbitration hub, although new data from HFW shows Asia's centres are closing the gap. The law firm's sixth Maritime Arbitration in Numbers report analysed responses from 19 arbitral bodies across 18 jurisdictions. It found that while London remains dominant, Singapore and Hong Kong are rapidly ...
Excelerate lines up Iraq FLNG deal Excelerate Energy has received an award letter from Iraq to develop the country's first floating LNG import terminal. The New York-listed regasification specialist said the award represents a step toward diversifying Iraq's energy supply, stabilising its national grid and reducing reliance on pipeline gas imports. The project would see Excelerate lead development of an integrated ...
Diana Shipping boosts liquidity with $55m secured term loan Greek bulker owner Diana Shipping has signed a $55m six-year secured term loan facility with the National Bank of Greece. The full amount of the loan, signed on September 29, 2025, was drawn down immediately. The new loan maturing in September 2031 is secured by five vessels. "Through this strategic transaction, the company reaffirms its ...
Toro adds to tanker fleet with $30m MR2 buy Nasdaq-listed owner Toro Corp has added a modern products tanker to its fleet as it reduces its footprint in the LPG segment. The Petros Panagiotidis-led spinoff of Cyprus-based Castor Maritime has acquired the 2014-built MR2 tanker named Wonder Maia for $30.3m. The South Korea-built vessel was delivered to the company in late September. The acquisition ...
ForestWave brings Noordriver Shipping under its wing Dutch owner and operator ForestWave has expanded its footprint in the European multipurpose and dry bulk markets by taking over all activities and staff of Rotterdam-based Noordriver Shipping. The Groningen-headquartered company confirmed the deal took effect on October 1, following years of cooperation between the two firms. Noordriver's brokerage, chartering, and port agency operations will ...
'He lost his hope': video campaign launched for seafarer jailed in Turkey The wife of jailed seafarer Ali Albokhari has stepped up her fight for justice as the Syrian-born, Finnish chief officer continues to serve a 30-year prison sentence in Turkey. Albokhari was convicted in September 2024 on drug charges linked to the 2023 arrest of the bulk carrier Phoenician M in the port of Eregli. Turkish ...
Maersk teams with 50 owners on massive retrofit blitz Maersk, the world's second-largest containerline, has revealed details of a major retrofitting exercise it is carrying out on its time-chartered fleet involving 50 different shipowners, and around 200 vessels. The main aim of the programme is to reduce the slot cost by improving fuel efficiency and cargo-carrying capacity leading to a decrease in both cost ...
Heerema Marine Contractors picks former aviation executive for CEO role Dutch offshore construction player Heerema Marine Contractors has chosen Marcel de Nooijer as the company's chief executive officer (CEO). De Nooijer, who will join the company in January 2026, brings over three decades of broad managerial experience in the aviation industry, a sector that, much like offshore energy, demands the highest standards of safety, operates ...
London tribunal confirms Djibouti acted illegally in DP World terminal seizure The London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) has ruled that Djibouti's 2018 seizure of the Doraleh Container Terminal (DCT) from DP World was unlawful, confirming the validity of the Dubai operator's 50-year concession agreement. The decision closes the arbitration case between DP World and Port de Djibouti SA (PDSA), but wider disputes with the Djibouti ...
Maritime CEO Forum Singapore: Inefficiencies created by politics drive dry bulk The closing session of last week's Maritime CEO Forum, held at the historic Fullerton Hotel in Singapore, turned its focus to the outlook for the dry bulk trades, bringing together a heavyweight panel of operators and charterers. Moderated by Elaine Yu, senior chartering manager at miner South32, the discussion probed where the sector sits in ...
Lianson Fleet sells accommodation workboat for $22m Malaysia's Lianson Fleet Group (LFG), formerly known as Icon Offshore, has sold one of its accommodation workboats for RM92.57m ($22m). Lianson sold the 2013-built Malaysian-flagged DP2 accommodation workboat Kayra to MAG Offshore Investments. The vessel has a deadweight tonnage of 3,500 tonnes and can accommodate 200 people. The deal was done via Lianson's indirect wholly ...
Petrofac taps InterMoor for Northern Endeavour FPSO decom work InterMoor, Acteon's moorings and anchors brand, has won a contract from Petrofac for the engineering, mooring equipment, marine spread, installation, and removal of a temporary mooring system for the Northern Endeavour FPSO. Petrofac is managing the disconnection and decommissioning of the vessel, and the FPSO will be positioned offshore Singapore during the decom phase. The ...
Transocean rakes in $243m in new drillship deals Swiss-based offshore drilling giant Transocean has announced contract fixtures for two of its ultra-deepwater drillships. In the US Gulf of Mexico, supermajor BP has exercised a 365-day option for the 2022-built Deepwater Atlas in direct continuation of its firm contract. The program is expected to contribute approximately $232m in backlog. Currently, the rig is working ...
France detains captain and first mate of shadow tanker linked to Denmark drone scare French authorities have detained the captain and first mate of the Boracay, a shadow fleet tanker blacklisted by the European Union, amid suspicions it was involved in last week's mysterious drone incursions over Denmark. The pair were taken into custody after French naval forces boarded the 244 m long, Benin-flagged aframax off Saint-Nazaire over the ...
NYK Stolt Tankers adds two more newbuilds in China NYK Stolt Tankers, a joint venture between Nippon Yusen Kaisha and Stolt Tankers, has signed a contract with Nantong Xiangyu Shipyard in China to build two parcel chemical tankers. Scheduled for delivery in 2028 and 2029, these vessels will join the chemical tanker pool operated by Stolt Tankers. This order brings the total number of ...
Everllence and ABB look to harness OceanWings in next-gen propulsion system Everllence, the German engine manufacturer formerly known as MAN, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Swiss electrification specialist ABB, and OceanWings, a French developer of wind-assisted propulsion systems (WAPS). The MoU aims to jointly develop an optimised propulsion concept that builds upon Everllence's and ABB's existing DFE+ (diesel-electric with variable speed) concept,
Decarbonisation is opportunity as well as challenge to shipping Just exactly what does a 'sustainability ambassador' at a top law firm do, anyway?
First tanker carrying Kirkuk oil ready to sail from Ceyhan port After a two and a half years of interrupted operations, Kirkuk-Ceyhan oil pipeline resumed oil flow on Saturday. The oil...
'Clear incentives' needed for industry to decarbonise Conference in Athens lays bare divisions of opinion among shipowners on Net-Zero Framework but all agreed that incentives are badly...
Shadow fleet master detained as Macron urges Europe to increase shadow fleet pressure President Macron said the tanker's crew had committed some "very serious offences", but remained tight-lipped on whether the tanker served...
AI a 'force multiplier' in Cargo Safety Program World Shipping Council chief executive Joe Kramek explains how his organisation's Cargo Safety Program is using anonymised data sharing and...
Seizure of DP World Djibouti concession ruled unlawful Fifty-year deal with Dubai port giant still valid
Bahri confirms bulkers order at new Saudi Arabian shipbuilding facility Shipyard is backed by a partnership with South Korean shipbuilding giant HD Hyundai
Maersk avoids levying surcharges from US port fees as tariffs reshuffle supply chains Maersk adopts a similar stance as other lines, an approach required to stay competitive as US port fees loom
NYK Stolt Tankers adds to China orderbook with chemical tanker pair New series of 38,000 dwt parcel tankers have been designed by Sweden's FKAB and feature stainless steel cargo tanks
The Daily View: Surveyors of doom
London still leads arbitration pack but competition ramps up Report from HFW highlights emergence of alternative hubs
Crude tanker and dry bulk stocks lead the pack, outpacing S&P 500 Shipping share price performance is predictably tracking spot rate moves. Crude tanker, dry bulk and LPG shipping spot rates are...
Daily Briefing Stakes couldn't be higher in blockbuster Supreme Court tariff case | Net-Zero Framework adoption hangs in the balance | Swedish...
China's port fee warning to US puts ocean carriers on edge The vagueness of China's potential retaliation against the US puts not just US-flag vessels under threat, but also any individuals and organizations accused of harming Beijing's shipping interests.
CPKC pushes back on NS complaint over Meridian track access The Class I railroad says the real entity behind the complaint is Norfolk Southern's merger partner Union Pacific, which CPKC says has been delivering trains too long to safely operate.
Maersk launches massive retrofit drive to boost vessel fuel efficiency The large-scale effort involving the carrier's time-charter fleet is a tacit acknowledgement of the immense challenges of the energy transition facing the maritime industry.
Chile's SAAM throws down $30.5m to take 100% ownership of Intertug units in Colombia and Mexico Deal for final 30% of key Intertug subsidiaries comes nearly six years after agreement for majority control
'Global rules for a global industry': Why the liner sector is backing the IMO on greenhouse gas plans World Shipping Council remains steadfast in support for Net-Zero Framework
Container ship operators are burning cash on some routes as rate decline extends Golden Week provides fresh headwinds for the market as the long losing run extends
'The is no Plan B': John Denholm says alternative to IMO carbon rules is 'chaos' ICS members have been active in working with national governments to secure framework success, says secretary general
German shipowner NSB brings carbon removal to shipping in air capture deal Partnership with Phlair involves credits acquired through underground storage of CO2
Houthi 'sanctions' on US shipping interests a regional power play, says analyst The militant group announced it is targeting US ships, owners, oil majors and charterers
Four-time governance king Genco Shipping may be feeling the crown wobble This week's Streetwise examines two recent moves that may get the watchdogs barking
Venture fund Katapult Ocean invests in maritime fuel start-ups Investment manager with a record for sparking growth turns attention to ocean innovation
Maersk lays down the law to shipowners after huge retrofit plan for chartered ships Danish owner says unmodified third-party vessels will risk slipping down the pecking order for renewals
'Warning signs': Cooling of red-hot VLCC rates sparks questions around fourth-quarter fireworks Signal Ocean sees two possibilities for largest tankers in final months of the year
Insurer marks 100 years of history with London bash International Transport Intermediaries Club provides cover for shipbrokers, ship managers and other professionals
Castor Maritime keeps the faith in bulkers in defiance of short-term headwinds Cypriot owner sees earnings drop after selling older vessels
Bulker player Nova Marine teams up with aggregates supplier in multipurpose joint venture Partners will design and operate a new multipurpose, container and ro-ro vessel
Affinity US head Mark Stewart quits broker to join expanding shipowner Houston-based broker heads to Hanwha Shipping's commercial team
MOL expects 'huge demand' for LNG transport from 2028, chief executive says President and CEO wants to expand upstream and downstream on LNG and outwards into other gas sectors
Spliethoff-backed shipowner buys dry cargo chartering broker ForestWave says deal follows long-standing collaboration between the two companies
DH Shipbuilding scores eight suezmax tanker newbuildings in 10 days Exmar and Advantage Tankers confirm orders
'Maximum pressure': Western powers pledge to halt refined Russian oil exports Group looks at extra measures against countries involved in refining Russian crude
Genco merger talks 'likely' after Diana Shipping boosts stake, analysts say Fearnley Securities believes US owner's poison pill defence is a way of bringing Greek rival to the negotiating table
Boluda takes over Royal Boskalis tug and salvage operations in $640m deal Expanding group adds capacity in Australia and Papua New Guinea
Ex-Braemar corporate finance boss resurfaces at shipowner Borealis Experienced broker brought in by Christoph Toepfer's company after a short career break
HMM sets sights on South Korean yards for 12-strong order Liner company also tapping up Chinese shipyards for up to a dozen feeder container ships
New ship type ordered to protect 'vulnerable' subsea cables from sabotage New rock installation ship due in 2028, according to Clarksons
Petros Panagiotidis-owned Toro expands fleet as it swoops for Greek tanker Cypriot company snaps up 2014-built ship days after selling LPG carrier
Crown slipping: London's status as the shipping dispute capital of the world is eroding HFW report shows surge in cases across Asia
Maersk retrofits 200 container ships in chartered fleet to cut emissions Danish giant works with 50 shipowners on 'large-scale' programme
Missile strike on ship in Gulf of Aden prompts Houthi terror listing demand Rebel group has claimed responsibility for direct hit on Dutch-flagged Minervagracht
Ex-Euronav manager Pauline Sessou-Diop signs in with Caverton Marine to build new UK office Executive keen to open up the West African region to the wider marine market
Stolt-Nielsen profit falling from market peak while beating expectations Chemical tanker giant sees its financial performance dip
Major European terminal blockaded in protest against Russian LNG imports Vessels prevented from docking at Fluxys facility in Belgium on Wednesday, green group says
NYK and Stolt Tankers bump up chemical tanker order in China Series of large carriers expanded to eight ships at Nantong Xiangyu
Insurer marks 100 years of history with London bash International Transport Intermediaries Club provides cover for shipbrokers, ship managers and other professionals
DOF banks $140m financing for newbuilding with immediate dividend win Multipurpose field support vessel to be delivered in 2027
V.Group chief shocked at lack of ship management league table in world of sanctions and statistics Ship managers should be tiered in a world where compliance and performance are paramount, argues CEO Kofod-Olsen
French Navy arrests two after boarding Russia-linked 'shadow fleet' tanker Benin-flagged vessel intercepted en route to India amid probe into drones that shut Danish airports
Jinhui Shipping splashes $99m on three bulker newbuildings Oslo-listed shipowner makes 'very substantial acquisitions'
Taiwan's CMT orders two bulk carriers worth more than $152m at Chinese yard The newcastlemax pair are scheduled for delivery in 2028
Former Fleet Management director Vikas Grewal opens up on quitting his comfort zone to launch an AI start-up New venture, SeaSimplify, was the next logical step, says ship management veteran
Seapeak earmarks LNG carrier to convert into FSRU for Vopak's Australian project Shipowner dives into floating regasification arena
Excelerate Energy scoops job to develop Iraq's first floating LNG import terminal Regasification specialist signs preliminary agreement to build out FSRU facility
Safety failings exposed after seafarer falls through crane cabin floor Seafarer dies after falling 12 metres while cleaning crane cabin
Maersk slims yards selection to two in hunt for LNG dual-fuel newbuildings Chinese duo slugging it out for 12-ship order
Busiest U.S. port plans new container terminal for biggest ships The Port of Los Angeles wants to build an all-new container terminal to accommodate the biggest container ships on the planet.
The Suez Canal Authority has announced that it will introduce surcharges on transit tariffs through the Egyptian canal for most major cargo vessels, effective July 15.
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