Carriers expand containership orders
Yang Ming is expanding its fleet with a major order from Hanwha Ocean: seven ammonia-ready, LNG/dual-fuel container ships of 15,900...
AD Ports Group contracts two container vessels
AD Ports Group announced awarding a contract to Baku Shipyard in Azerbaijan for constructing two 780 TEU container vessels designated...
Sea-Intelligence: Are shipping lines removing Chinese vessels?
In issue 732, Sea-Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, analyses vessel deployment data on the Transpacific and Transatlantic trades, to see if shipping...
How energy politics are reshaping shipping operations
New data from maritime consultancy Drewry reveals a stark divergence in renewable energy investment patterns that’s sending shockwaves through the...
HD Hyundai eyes US yard in bid to cash in on Trump’s shipbuilding revival
South Korea’s HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has confirmed it is in talks with multiple firms to buy a US shipyard,...
Salvage operations progress in Port of Long Beach incident
Salvage operations are advancing at the Port of Long Beach following the Sept. 9 container vessel Mississippi incident at Pier...
Splash Wrap: Net zero dogfight erupts in London
The hundreds of events across the British capital that made up London International Shipping Week have served as a sounding...
CNOOC averts strike as UK North Sea workers back new pay package
UK’s largest offshore trade union, Unite, has revealed that its members working on CNOOC platforms in the North Sea have...
Port of Leith development receives planning approval
Forth Ports received Detailed Planning Consent and Listed Building Consent from The City of Edinburgh Council for their development on...
UK Ports commit investment to new infrastructure
The British Ports Association has published its UK Ports investment showcase 2020–2025, documenting over US$6.1 billion in verified port infrastructure...
