DP World to begin construction of £1BN London Gateway expansion
LONDON : Construction work to expand London Gateway and establish the facility as the UK’s largest container port will begin in May after DP World was given approval
LONDON : Construction work to expand London Gateway and establish the facility as the UK’s largest container port will begin in May after DP World was given approval
SHANGHAI : COSCO Shipping Specialized Carriers held the naming ceremony for its largest LNG dual-fuel car carrier, the “Wenjingkou“, at the Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipyard. The vessel, with a
SHANGHAI : CULines to launch the new Jeddah-Port Sudan Express (JPS) feeder service to expand its Red Sea service network and enhance Jeddah transhipment services, starting from April
SINGAPORE : Seven Asian shipping lines are together launching China-Mexico service. Jointly operated by China’s Sinotrans Container Lines, Taiwan’s TS Lines, Singapore’s SeaLead Shipping and Emirates Shipping Line, Thailand’s Regional
LONDON : Castor Maritime and Sea Tribute Shipmanagement are the latest companies to enter vessels into the Bluepool Panamax dry bulk shipping pool. Castor Maritime, a NASDAQ listed
NEW DELHI : India set to enhance maritime collaboration with Singapore by exploring the signing of a Letter of Intent (LoI) for a Green Digital Shipping Corridor (GDSC).
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd published its new annual report today. According to the report, a slight increase in the operating result was achieved in 2024. The Group EBITDA rose
WASHINGTON D.C. : The World Shipping Council (WSC) on Wednesday, March 19th released new research that shows both renewable-capable vessels and renewable fuels could be available to meet
KEELUNG : A containership docked at Keelung Port has spilled oil during its refuelling, contaminating several nearby vessels. The Port of Keelung Taiwan International Ports Corporation said it received an
LONDON : Global shipping influencers have applauded the historic changes brought about by IMO’s Facilitation Convention, which continues to shape the future of maritime transport six decades after