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Explore the details of a tragic collision in Amsterdam’s harbor involving a small boat and a tanker, leading to loss of life and ongoing investigations.

Explore how new U.S. maritime fees on Chinese vessels will reshape global shipping routes, costs, and procurement strategies for industry stakeholders.

Introduction: A Perfect Storm for Tanker Owners The global tanker fleet is getting older—and fast. As of 2025, 22% of tankers are over 20 years old, and nearly half of …

Introduction Global freight markets are experiencing significant volatility in late October 2025. Container shipping rates have hit multi-year lows, dry bulk indices show mixed signals, and tanker rates are surging …

Feature Photo: courtesy Marinetraffic.com Guangzhou, China – October 26, 2025 Chinese maritime authorities have launched an urgent search and rescue operation after a small Chinese-flagged bulk carrier sank in the …

Photo by Tom Fisk Introduction: Why E-Fuels Matter in Maritime Shipping The maritime industry is responsible for nearly 3% of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions; with international trade growing, this figure is …

Explore the details of the October 2025 LPG tanker explosion in the Gulf of Aden, including rescue efforts, investigations, and regional security implications.

Introduction In a pivotal moment for maritime climate policy, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has officially postponed the adoption of its Net-Zero Framework (NZF) until October 2026. The decision, made …

Explore the tragic Nieuw Amsterdam incident that highlights the risks of improper steam system management and the crucial need for crew training.

Introduction As the global maritime sector faces increasing pressure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Greece—one of the world’s leading shipping nations—has taken a cautious stance on the proposed International Maritime …