California extends its innovative carbon capture barge service to tankers, aiming to drastically cut ship emissions and combat climate change.
In a significant move aimed at enhancing maritime safety and environmental standards, Panama has announced that it will no longer register tankers and bulk carriers that are over 15 years old. This decision, effective immediately, is part of the country’s broader strategy to modernize its fleet and reduce the risks associated with older vessels.
Dali owner sues Hyundai Heavy Industries over alleged manufacturing defect in Baltimore bridge collapse, adding a new dimension to the ongoing investigations.
Houthi Captives Emerge: Propaganda Video Shows Survivors of Sunken Greek Bulker A Houthi propaganda video has surfaced, purportedly showing ten surviving crew members from the Greek-owned bulk carrier “Eternity C”, …
Freight rates for Very Large Gas Carriers (VLGCs) have reached their highest levels since early 2024. This surge is attributed to strong demand for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) from Asia and India, alongside …
Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court orders $1 billion compensation for the X-Press Pearl disaster, citing environmental and human rights violations.
Canadian firm Central European Petroleum discovers Poland’s largest offshore oil and gas field in the Baltic Sea, potentially doubling national reserves and boosting energy security.
The EU has sanctioned Intershipping Services LLC, operator of the Comoros and Gabon flag registries, for facilitating the ‘shadow fleet’ of aging, uninsured vessels transporting sanctioned oil, highlighting global efforts to curb maritime risks.
ATHENS, July 9, 2025 — The global shipping industry is navigating through one of its most challenging periods in recent years, as armed conflicts, geopolitical instability, and economic uncertainty converge to …
Shipyards
Discover how HD Hyundai’s delivery of its 5,000th vessel marks a new era in maritime excellence and innovation.
Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) has made headlines by securing a groundbreaking contract with CMA CGM Group, the world’s third-largest container shipping company. This historic agreement …
Fincantieri and TUI Cruises have signed a contract to build two innovative LNG-powered cruise ships by 2027 and 2028, emphasizing in sustainability.
Discover how DSIC LNG carrier SEA SPIRIT marks China’s entry into the advanced LNG shipping sector, boosting energy sustainability and innovation.
Shipping Companies
Discover how Diana Shipping’s potential acquisition of Genco Shipping could reshape the global dry bulk industry, enhancing efficiency and competitiveness.
Discover how U.S. sanctions target Greek shipping firm Altomare Shipping amid allegations of Iranian oil transport, impacting global maritime operations.
Discover how Greece became a maritime powerhouse in 2025, commanding nearly 20% of global DWT and leading in green shipping innovations.
MSC orders $1.2 billion for six 22,000 TEU LNG dual-fuel vessels, boosting fleet modernization and sustainability efforts in global shipping.
Classification Societies
Discover how Lloyd’s Register and Jinan Shipyard’s partnership aims to revolutionize GCC’s maritime industry with innovation, sustainability, and safety.
Discover the Lloyd’s Register-led International Maritime Future Technologies Innovation Centre, a global hub driving zero-carbon maritime innovations.
Discover how classification societies like DNV, Lloyd’s Register, ABS, and Bureau Veritas are advancing maritime safety, sustainability, and digital innovation.
A Bold Step Toward Zero-Emission Maritime Transport In a landmark move for the maritime industry, Lloyd’s Register (LR) has released its first-ever roadmap for nuclear-powered …
Marine Engines
Discover how WinGD’s plan to introduce ethanol-fueled ships by 2026 could revolutionize sustainable maritime transportation and reduce emissions.
Learn how decarbonization requires innovations in Maritime Propulsion
