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From splash247.com
The International Transport Intermediaries Club (ITIC) has warned P&I correspondents to tighten payment verification procedures after a fraudster intercepted email communications during a crew claim and diverted a $200,000 settlement.
On Sunday, Ukraine's military reported another round of long-range strikes on Russian oil platforms in the Caspian Sea, the latest in a series of attacks on vulnerable energy infrastructure.
From yle.fi
Jari Saario was rescued by a Greek merchant ship in the South Atlantic early Sunday. He had to abandon his seven-metre rowboat, which partly filled with water after flipping over.
UPF Group has significantly bolstered its African logistics network with the opening of new offices in Cameroon and Kenya, a strategic expansion designed to secure reliable transport corridors for project cargo moving inland from coastal gateways.
DAKO Worldwide Transport maintained operational momentum throughout the holiday season, executing a series of project cargo shipments across Asia, Europe, and North Africa.
Japanese trading company ITOCHU Corporation and shipping major Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) have signed a memorandum of strategic partnership to advance the use of environmental attribute certificates for decarbonization in the transportation sector.
From breakbulk.news
DFDS appoints Michael Hansen as CEO in a high stakes leadership shift aimed at fixing financial performance and unlocking network value.
From www.uniper.energy
Uniper Global Commodities SE (“Uniper”) and AM Green Ammonia India Private Limited (“AM Green Ammonia”) today announced the signing of a long-term binding offtake agreement for renewable ammonia certified as a Renewable Fuel of Non-Biological Origin (RFNBO).
ABS and Siemens Energy have signed a joint development project (JDP) to advance the understanding of thermal runaway in lithium-ion batteries through modeling and simulation, supporting safer and more reliable energy storage systems for the marine and offshore industries.
From shipandbunker.com
Orders for LNG-fuelled vessels made up the bulk of alternative-fuelled contracting last year, accounting for 68% of the total orders.
A return to Red Sea and Suez Canal transits by container lines is expected for 2026, but combined with fleet growth will they be able to maintain profitability?
On Monday, armed pirates boarded a trawler off the coast of Gabon and kidnapped multiple foreign crewmembers, according to the Gabonese ministry of defense.
Hapag-Lloyd’s Hanseatic Global Terminals is continuing to execute on its growth strategy, with reports that it has taken full ownership of Port Everglades'Florida International Terminal.
As the ceasefire in Gaza continues to hold and the Houthi are no longer threatening commercial shipping Maersk has made its second trial Red Sea transit
From splash247.com
A US federal judge has allowed Danish offshore wind developer Ørsted to resume work on its almost completed Revolution Wind project, which the Trump administration halted along with four other projects.
The ‘hand over’ to the US of 30-50 million barrels of Venezuelan crude oil is just one of the factors disrupting global oil markets.
South Korean owner HMM is partnering with HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering in a bid to meet green regulations with wind assisted propulsion.
From splash247.com
Capital-Executive Ship Management Corp has entered into a strategic partnership with Axis Maritime Corp, an SPV led by Nicholas Madias, and will rebrand as Capital Axis Maritime Corp.
From splash247.com
Monaco-headquartered product carrier major Scorpio Tankers has sold one of its LR2 tankers.
From splash247.com
Eastern Pacific Shipping has moved to reshape its gas shipping leadership after completing the merger between its LNG unit CoolCo and subsidiary EPS Ventures earlier this month.
From gcaptain.com
Iran has quietly released the Marshall Islands-flagged, Greek-owned oil tanker St. Nikolas after holding the vessel for approximately two years, according to maritime intelligence firm TankerTrackers.
From gcaptain.com
New York Attorney General Letitia James has filed two federal lawsuits challenging the Trump administration’s stop-work orders on major offshore wind projects.
Plans to develop a new container terminal as part of the redevelopment of the Sparrow’s Point region of Baltimore marked key steps with the US Army Corps of Engineers and federal authorities granting construction permits.
The Revolution Wind offshore wind farm won a preliminary injunction against the Department of the Interior’s December stop-work order, which permits the company to resume offshore work while the case proceeds.
