The Port of Klaipėda Authority’s vessels have a new home
KLAIPEDA : The Port of Klaipėda is opening a modern fleet base that will house all of the port’s specialized equipment and serve as a new home for
Wärtsilä launches carbon capture solution to shipping market after world-first full-scale installa
HELSINKI : Technology group Wärtsilä has announced that its breakthrough carbon capture solution (CCS) is now commercially available to the global maritime industry, delivering a step-change in shipping’s
Indian Register of Shipping expands Middle East Operations with New Office in Saudi Arabia
MUMBAI : Indian Register of Shipping (IRS), a leading international ship classification society and member of the International Association of Classification Societies (IACS), is proud to announce the opening
Kerala: Gulf Ship Service continues to be in troubled waters
KOZHIKODE : Gulf Ship Service, a long pending proposal of Kerala, continues to remain in troubled waters. While one of the two private companies, that had shown interest,
HD Hyundai and Maersk sign MOU for Cooperation on Decarbonisation Technology and Integrated Logistic
SEONGNAM : On Tuesday, 6th of May 2025, HD Hyundai and A.P. Moller – Maersk announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a collaboration
CMA CGM signs 30-year deal to develop & manage Syria’s Latakia Port
SYRIA : French shipping and logistics group CMA CGM has signed a 30-year agreement with Syria to operate, expand, and invest in the country’s main seaport in Latakia.
IMO midterm measures to add 80% premium to bunker costs by 2035 says MSI
LONDON/SINGAPORE : Maritime Strategies International, a leading provider of maritime and energy research, consultancy and forecasting, has released MSI SEASCAPE, an integrated platform for market analysis, vessel performance
Baltic Exchange: Container Shipping Market was fairly Flat last week
LONDON : Whilst the liner industry waits to see what will happen between the 2 superpowers China and the USA in relation to tariffs that the USA has
GCMD’s life cycle study quantifies net GHG emissions savings for pathways with Onboard Carbon Capt
SINGAPORE : A comprehensive life cycle assessment (LCA) conducted by the Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) quantifies OCCS’s potential to provide GHG emissions savings. The study, named
Practical guide for approval of ammonia- or hydrogen-fuelled ships
SINGAPORE : As the maritime industry moves towards zero-emission operations, ammonia and hydrogen are gradually emerging as suitable ship fuels due to their carbon-free emissions. These new fuels