Xiamen Port Unveils First Methanol Bunkering Safety Guidelines in Fujian Province
Xiamen has become the first port in China’s Fujian Province to publish dedicated safety guidelines for ship methanol bunkering, according […]
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Trump Extends Jones Act Waiver by 90 Days, Adds Case-by-Case Approval Requirement
President Donald Trump has extended the existing Jones Act waiver for a further 90 days, according to ShippingWatch. The extension
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Oil Prices Steady but Wary as Houthi Attacks Hit Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb Traffic
Oil prices remained largely flat on Wednesday as markets absorbed the combined impact of stalled U.S./Iran peace talks and fresh
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Panama Canal Transit Costs Surpass USD 1 Million Amid El Niño-Linked Water Shortages
The cost of transiting the Panama Canal has climbed past USD 1 million for at least some vessels, according to
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Four Crew Members Killed in Houthi Attack on Vessel in Red Sea
Four sailors have died following an attack attributed to Houthi forces on a ship transiting the Red Sea, according to
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Skuld Withdraws Certain War Risk Cover for Red Sea, Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean
Marine insurer Skuld has cancelled certain war risk coverage for parts of the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden and Indian
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Eight Low-Flashpoint Bunker Fuel Samples Traced to Single Indonesian Supplier, Maritec-Naias Reports
Fuel testing agency Maritec-Naias has identified eight bunker fuel samples supplied in Indonesia with flashpoints below the SOLAS-mandated minimum of
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Three Simultaneous Attacks Highlight Escalation as Iran-Oman Land Route Expands
A single reporting window has seen three separate kinetic incidents across three maritime theaters, according to Windward, as the Iran-Oman
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Fratelli Cosulich’s Marine Energy Arm Delivers €16.8 Million EBITDA Amid Group-Wide Stability in 2025
Fratelli Cosulich Group’s Marine Energy division generated €16.8 million ($19.4 million) in EBITDA during 2025, according to Ship & Bunker.
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