02 Sep Vessel collision causes light oil spill off Singapore
One crew member suffered minor injuries but both vessels remain stable while clean up and investigations continue. Navigational safety is...
One crew member suffered minor injuries but both vessels remain stable while clean up and investigations continue. Navigational safety is...
New Zealand’s biggest port, Tauranga, has slammed further delays in the long-delayed review of large-scale improvements to its harbor, which it says would pump millions of dollars into the country’s economy. The project has been in the consenting system for more than six years. Tauranga’s application...
Resilient ports anchor trade amid the turbulence | From boom to breather: port throughput braces for second-half slowdown | Port...
[By: Damen Shipyards] On 27 August, Damen Shipyards Group launched the latest Island Class ferry for Canada’s BC Ferries. The vessel is the second of four Island Class vessels currently under construction at Damen Shipyards Galati in Romania. Once operational, the ferries will provide low emission...
Global container port growth is set to decelerate sharply during the second half of 2025 and into 2026, as frontloaded...
Ship management is often identified as a tool for smaller fleets or individual shipowners to run their ships and keep up with the majors. The leading ship managers, however, say the practice is evolving from technical skills to incorporate consulting and advising as the shipping...
In a year defined by disruption, the world’s leading container ports defied expectations — transforming volatility into opportunity to post...
The UK, Germany and France have followed in the footsteps of U.S. regulators and have reimposed "snapback" sanctions on Iran over its nuclear weapons program. The decision amounts to an end of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPoA), the 2015 multilateral agreement that is...
Sentiment on the US container shipping market is bearish, given expected fallout from tariffs. But the global market could still...
Investigators who boarded the tanker Eagle S after it severed a subsea power cable found that its voyage data recorder (VDR) had failed to record the time period of the casualty - not because of tampering, but because of an inherent design flaw that turned...