12 Jun Shipping is struggling with compliance complexity
Lloyd’s List survey reveals that the ‘average’ shipping company is not equipped with sufficient technical expertise to navigate regulatory compliance...
Lloyd’s List survey reveals that the ‘average’ shipping company is not equipped with sufficient technical expertise to navigate regulatory compliance...
Canada’s shipbuilding group Davie reports it is fulfilling its commitment to invest in American shipbuilding with an agreement to acquire facilities in Texas. The company announced a year ago that it would invest in the U.S. shipbuilding sector as it continues to seek a key...
In-house power generation, only making e-methanol at the times when power is cheap enough, and support of forward-thinking leaders and...
On Monday, French Polynesia announced the creation of one of the world's largest marine protected areas. The French territory has designated an area equal to 23 percent of its exclusive economic zone for conservation, free of industrial fishing - a meaningful success for the "30x30"...
The Israeli Navy struck the port of Hodeidah in the early hours of Tuesday amid the ongoing Houthi attacks on...
The Israeli military has intercepted and boarded a sailing yacht with 12 activists in international waters, and has relocated the vessel and crew to the port of Ashdod for processing. The 60-foot sailing vessel Madleen was intercepted by Israeli special forces at a position off Egypt...
Transpacific spot freight rates have retreated from recent highs as an influx of capacity — including aggressive rate-cutting by returning...
[By David Kirichenko] Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 shocked the international order. What surprised the world even more was Ukraine’s ability to resist. While many in the West believed Ukraine would only hold out for a few weeks, the war has now entered its...
The buoyant newbuilding market has equated to even more scrubber installations, but there is also a surprisingly high number of...
Thai Oil along with multiple government agencies are racing to contain an oil slick that occurred overnight as a supertanker owned by Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. Lines disconnected from an offshore pipeline connection during a storm. Oil dispersants, booms, and skimmers are being deployed to contain...