Shipping and Aviation Groups Press EU to Channel ETS Revenues Into Sustainable Fuels

European shipping and aviation industries are jointly pushing back against what they describe as a critical funding gap: billions of

Some Shipowners Still Betting on FuelEU Delay — But the EU Is Unlikely to Blink

Despite FuelEU Maritime being fully in force, a portion of the shipping industry appears to be banking on a regulatory

The United States Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has issued a temporary waiver lifting key sanctions tied to

The United Kingdom is set to bring shipping under its Emissions Trading Scheme for the first time on July 1,

Iran’s attempt to reimpose transit controls over the Strait of Hormuz is meeting growing resistance from commercial operators, with vessel

Vessel calls at Gibraltar for bunkering reached an all-time high in May 2026, with the ongoing conflict involving Iran continuing

Four Hapag-Lloyd container ships continue to sit at anchor in the Persian Gulf, unable to depart despite earlier indications that

A resolution to the Strait of Hormuz crisis could pave the way for shipping companies to return to the Red

Marine fuel supplier Bunker One is expanding its physical supply footprint in Scotland, with a new bunker barge set to