Month: June 2025

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has formally agreed to start the revision of outdated regulations for nuclear-powered ships. The 110th ...

Consolidation – and by extension greater focus and economies of scale – continues in the revived Japanese shipbuilding sector with ...

Hong Kong conglomerate Caravel Group has sold two of its Chinese-built kamsarmax bulk carriers in a deal valued at about ...

Norwegian energy major Equinor will invest more than NOK 21bn ($2.1bn) in the North Sea Fram Sør subsea development. The ...

Oil majors Equinor and Shell have said that they have chosen the name Adura for their incorporated joint venture in ...

The Port of Los Angeles has entered into a landmark Memorandum of Agreement with the City of Shafter and The ...

Air Hong Kong’s has turned the page on the older A300-600 freighter and now operates an all-Airbus A330 fleet. The ...

In a consolidation move within the US Jones Act market, Maritime Partners has inked a deal to acquire Centerline Logistics, ...

Willem Vermaat, shipping director at Heidelberg Materials Trading, shares his perspective on the state of dry bulk. Shipping is a ...

At the June State of Freight webinar, Fuller and Strickland see some data that may be an impact from the ...