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From gcaptain.com
Nigeria's Dangote refinery ships its first seaborne gasoline cargo. Learn about the largest refinery in Africa and Europe and its growing production capabilities.
From www.linkedin.com
Over the past decade, war hull insurance has become one of the most volatile and essential tools in shipping — with premiums surging from 0.05% to over 10% in conflict zones like the Black Sea and Red Sea.
Mike O' Gorman
From www.telegraph.co.uk
Sailors encountering killer whales in British waters have been warned to switch off their engines and lower their sails or risk being rammed after orcas attacked a yacht in Spain.
For South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa where electricity deficits stifle growth, Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) offer a promising solution.
From splash247.com
Maritime ports are facing a deluge of cyber attacks from state-backed hackers, according to a new policy brief from NATO’s Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE).
Baltic Index Rises On Higher Capesize Vessel Rates.
The UK has sanctioned a Lukoil-linked trading house in the UAE and 135 oil tankers in its latest clampdown on shadow fleet operations, the government said on July 21, highlighting its efforts in undermining Russia’s war chest against Ukraine.
An independent Canadian E&P firm has discovered what it believes to be the largest offshore oil find in the nation's history.
The U.S. Treasury is continuing its crackdown on the petroleum-shipping networks that support Yemen's Houthi rebels.
The master of the Indonesian ferry Barcelona V has been named as a suspect in connection with the fire that burned through the vessel last weekend.
Chinese Ambassador to the UK, Zheng Zeguang, paid a formal visit to the headquarters of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), delivering official notice of China's decision to establish a Permanent Mission.
Owners of some of the ‘seriously older units’ that have continued to trade in recent months could change their minds in the weeks ahead as trading prospects turn negative, according to latest analysis from GMS, the world’s largest cash buyer of end-of-life ships.
From splash247.com
The Financial Times is reporting Spanish billionaire Amancio Ortega, founder of the Zara fashion empire, has made his first move into maritime infrastructure, acquiring a 49% stake in UK port operator PD Ports through his investment arm Pontegadea.
From splash247.com
Singapore’s Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) is back in the container newbuild market, signing up for six feeder boxships in China.
From splash247.com
The World Nuclear Transport Institute (WNTI) and the Nuclear Energy Maritime Organisation (NEMO) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to jointly shape the future of nuclear-powered shipping and transportable nuclear power plants.
From splash247.com
French liner giant CMA CGM has teamed up with compatriot energy major TotalEnergies to form an LNG bunkering services joint venture at the Port of Rotterdam.
From splash247.com
Norwegian offshore vessel owner Solstad has won a contract for one of its construction support vessels.
From breakbulk.news
Taiwanese carrier Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation has placed a $120 million order for 40,400 containers as part of its broader fleet expansion strategy, aiming to ensure equipment availability ahead of upcoming vessel deliveries.
Grimaldi Group is marking a major expansion of its car carrier operations along with the launch of what the company is calling “a true technological gem.”
In what is believed to be the first application of wind-assisted propulsion combined with a dual-fuel tanker, the UK’s Bar Technologies reports it has confirmed what it calls a landmark order for its WindWing technology to be installed on two new LR2 dual-fuel tankers to be built in China.
In a busy week in the world of sanctions - with President Trump threatening 100% tariffs on those evading US sanctions on Russia, the European Union announcing an agreement on its 18th round of anti-Russian sanctions, and the UK launching a further 137 listings of dark fleet entities - Moscow’s Higher School of Economics is offering a new academic program.
Shell, Norway's Aker BP and Canada's Enbridge have all quit the expert advisory group of Science-Based Targets initiative since late last year, the FT reported.
From www.livemint.com
Oil India is in talks with global E&P majors to jointly bid for hydrocarbon blocks in India's upcoming auctions, as it looks to tap into their expertise in the exploration of deepwater blocks.
From www.world-grain.com
David City, Nebraska, plant will process 50 million bushels annually
From www.world-grain.com
Dry, hot weather impacting summer crop prospects
From www.world-grain.com
FAS: Crop forecast to reach 16 million tonnes in 2025-26
