Supply Chain
Port of Savannah Wins Approval for $2.3 Billion Container Terminal
The Port of Savannah won federal approval for a $2.3 billion container terminal, with construction starting in 2028 and completion in the mid-2030s.
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Offshore & Energy
Subsea7 contracts Worley for Northern Lights' key subsea structures
Subsea7 has awarded Worley Rosenberg a contract for the fabrication of key subsea structures and spools supporting the second phase of the...
Ports
Green ammonia could be cheaper than VLSFO by 2035 under IMO NZF
UCL report on Grand Inga hydropower shows beneficial link between green ammonia production and renewable energy demand.
Supply Chain
More Companies Are Turning to Used Pallets, MMH Survey Finds
An MMH survey finds that 35% of respondents use more used pallets, up from 18% last year, while some buyers report concerns about quality and supply.
Offshore & Energy
Ofgem to launch record tender looking for owner of Hornsea 3 offshore transmission assets
The UK energy regulator Ofgem will launch a tender round covering the transmission infrastructure for Ørsted’s 2.9 GW Hornsea 3 offshore wind...
Ports
Regional container operators adjust to Middle East conflict
The world’s three largest feeder operators have revised their services with Global Feeder Shipping (GFS) expanding, while X-Press and DP World reduce their coverage
Ports
First Greater Bay Area zero-carbon container route starts up
The 240 teu container vessel features a battery swapping system
Shipping
Six Rotor Sails installed on Airbus RoRo vessel
LD Armateurs and Norsepower have completed the installation of six rotor sails on a methanol-powered RoRo vessel serving Airbus
Shipping
ABS sets framework for safer industrial AR
ABS is urging marine and offshore operators to assess augmented reality’s productivity benefits against safety risks before deployment
Offshore & Energy
Seascape Energy gets 45% more offshore acreage in Malaysia
Malaysia’s state-owned oil & gas company Petronas has granted Seascape Energy, an E&P company focused on Southeast Asia, a 45% extension of its...
Ports
UK ports face pressure as export growth slows
Slowing exports, container imbalances and congestion are pushing UK ports to rethink capacity, efficiency and infrastructure investment
Ports
UK ports challenge EU carbon leakage claims
UK port investment is driving container growth, says the BPA, challenging claims that EU carbon pricing is diverting shipping traffic
Ports
Pacific Dredge completes Port of San Diego dredging
Pacific Dredge & Construction (PDC) has completed maintenance dredging at the B Street and Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminals with the Port of...
Offshore & Energy
TMC Compressors returns 20 years later to equip FPSO for new life in Brazil
Norway's TMC Compressors has been selected for the delivery of a compressed air system for a floating production, storage and offloading vessel...
Ports
How DHL bypassed Hormuz for Bahrain – Malaysia F1 freight
The postponed Bahrain F1 race left a ghost town of equipment at the circuit which logistics partner DHL suddenly needed to be shipped to Malaysia when the replacement was announced in July
Offshore & Energy
Houston-based subsea services provider finds local partner in Brazil
Houston-based Zupt, part of Swiss technology group Rosenxt Group, has signed a framework agreement with Brazil's Mitang Brasil - Soluções...
Ports
Ellicott delivers another Mud Cat to Canada
Another Mud Cat MC 275D-SP from Ellicott Dredge Enterprises, LLC (EDE) has been delivered and commissioned at a wastewater lagoon in Canada....
Logistics
External forces to reshape supply chains in 2027
A range of forces will reshape supply chains in the year ahead, and many of them will come from outside the industry, according to a 2027 Freight Market Outlook Report from logistics service provider…
Trade & Customs
FMC floats port fees for Spanish ships, import restrictions
The proposals stem from a December 2024 investigation that found Spain created unfavorable conditions for US trade by barring US-flag vessels from its ports.
Ports
Seadrill loses $55m appeal over Hercules rig redelivery
Norwegian appeals court upholds a breach of contract ruling against Seadrill over the redelivery of SFL’s semi-submersible drilling rig in 2022.
Ports
FMC proposes $200,000 voyage fee on Spanish ships
The move follows an investigation into Spain denying port access to US Maritime Security Program vessels.
Trade & Customs
Savannah’s new terminal sets 2028 work start following permit approval
Construction of the $2.3 billion Savannah Container Terminal is due to start in January 2028, with the facility expected to handle the largest container ships once it’s completed in the 2030s.
Logistics
Walmart opens its 5th “next-generation fulfillment center”
Walmart last week opened its fifth “next-generation fulfillment center,” a 900,000-square-foot facility in Stockton, California, that it said will expand the retailer’s ability to provide faster shipping and delivery to customers across California and…
Logistics
DHL: AI infrastructure boom outweighs tariff policy damage
Higher tariffs and geopolitical conflicts have been slowing the flow of global trade, but a powerful new trend is now helping to outweigh those forces, as the global race to build infrastructure for artificial…
Trade & Customs
Container ship sinks in Strait of Hormuz after attack
Two vessels from the same feeder operator were hit in the waterway, with one catching fire and sinking while the other has limped to a safe anchorage.
