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Maritime, logistics and port agency operator Pérez y Cia Maroc has handled four heavy cargo units, with a combined weight of more than 90 tonnes, at the port of Tangier Med, Morocco. Detailed planning…
Container shipping has just lived through its third consecutive year of a peak season that arrived early and left just as fast. Shippers rushed cargo out ahead of the July 1 bunker adjustment factor…
Vietnam’s largest shipyard is targeting capacity to build 23 ships annually by 2030
The Northern Sea Route’s 2026 season set volume records and launched the first scheduled Arctic container service. The corridor’s structure Russian gate, Chinese operators, energy cargo did not change. By the end of September,…
Fleet Management is Gold Sponsor at Crew Connect Global 2026 in Manila, backing crew training, retention, and future-ready seafarer skills.
The Sri Lanka Ports Authority (SLPA) has decided to develop a new logistics hub within the Port of Colombo under a Public–Private Partnership model. The authority will pursue the project through a competitive bidding…
For exporters, duty drawback is often the single largest lever available to recover what the new Section 301 duties add at the border.
Strengthening U.S. battery resilience will require sustained investment across the entire supply chain and the market certainty needed to support it.
The International Energy Agency linked falling solar panel prices to a supply glut in China, which supplied more than 98% of EU solar panel imports last year.
While rail is handling a substantial share of displaced volumes, due to the ongoing rail construction in Germany, rail cannot replace the Rhine one to one yet.
Norway has unveiled plans to procure up to 20 standardized government vessels that are designed to strengthen the capabilities of three allied nations...
Commodity intelligence firm Kpler reports that oil flows out of the Arabian Gulf have rebounded so well that they now exceed levels seen before the st...
Since late 2023, attacks on merchant shipping around the southern Red Sea have changed how many carriers route between Asia, the Red Sea, the Gulf and East Africa. Much of the public discussion has…
This week’s round-up of news from the global urban rail transport sector. In September Genève transport operator TPG took delivery of the first of 38 Stadler Tramlink cars ordered in December 2022 to support…
Pittsburgh-based automated inspection company Gecko Robotics has won a $300 million IDIQ contract with the U.S. Navy to help fight the age-old enemy o...
At a time of heightened tensions between the Philippines and China, the Independence-class LCS USS Charleston conducted a transit near Sabina Shoal, a...
A FedEx driver discovered a missing cargo-door lock and nearly $1 million in stolen trading cards outside a California grading facility. Detectives are reviewing his account and seeking surveillance footage to determine how the…
Washington wants to turn shadow-fleet tankers into legitimate ships. The capacity gain is small. The change to how sanctions work is not. The policy turn For two years Washington treated the shadow fleet as…
The US will turn some “dark fleet” oil tankers into legitimate ships, allowing tankers under sanctions to begin a process to legitimately
The UK Chamber of Shipping has called on the government to ensure that any future domestic UK fuel standard is backed by a
South Korean shipping giant HMM is accelerating its fleet expansion with a KRW 2 trillion (about $1.5bn) investment to secure
The Oslo-and-New York listed shipowner BW LPG Limited clinched a deal, through its 52%-owned subsidiary BW LPG India, to sell its
Evangelos Marinakis-controlled Capital Tankers has continued to make progress on the financing of its fleet under construction.
Tokyo-headquartered shipowner IINO Kaiun Kaisha Ltd. (IINO Lines) commenced the deployment of the very large gas carrier Lumi
Ocean Oilfield, a UAE-headquartered service provider to offshore and onshore oil and gas companies, has completed the acquisition
