Hormuz Crude Tanker Traffic Collapses to Just 10 Vessels in a Week — 90% Below Pre-Conflict Levels
Crude tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen to a fraction of its former volume, with only 10 […]
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Air Products’ Rotterdam Liquid Hydrogen Plant Surpasses 65% Construction Completion Ahead of 2027 Launch
Air Products has passed a notable construction milestone at its upcoming liquid hydrogen facility at the Port of Rotterdam, with
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Middle East Conflict Narrows the Gap Between Distillates and B100, Says VPS
Global marine fuel testing firm VPS has indicated that the commercial argument for using B100 biofuel is gaining ground, as
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SCA Pulls 15% Transit Rebate for Large Container Ships Amid Renewed Red Sea Tensions
The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) has formally withdrawn a 15% transit rebate that had been extended to large container vessels,
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Container Ship Struck by Unknown Projectile South of Iran’s Kish Island
A container ship sustained above-waterline damage after being hit by an unknown projectile approximately 25 nautical miles south of Kish
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EcosNavis Solutions Targets Flettner Rotor Limitations With Next-Generation Wind Sail Design
Maritime technology firm EcosNavis Solutions is developing a refined version of the Flettner rotor sail aimed at making wind-assisted propulsion
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UN Security Council to Vote on Scaled-Back Strait of Hormuz Shipping Resolution
The UN Security Council is set to vote on Tuesday on a revised and significantly softened resolution aimed at protecting
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Iranian Missile Debris Lands Near Saudi Energy Infrastructure After Interception
Debris from intercepted Iranian ballistic missiles has fallen in the vicinity of energy facilities in Saudi Arabia’s eastern region, raising
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RMK Marine Launches Methanol-Ready Chemical Tanker T Florya for Ditaş Denizcilik
Turkish shipyard RMK Marine has launched a new chemical tanker for shipping company Ditaş Denizcilik, according to Ship & Bunker.
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