World’s First Ammonia-Powered Gas Carriers Named at South Korean Shipyard
South Korea’s HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) has reached a significant milestone in maritime decarbonisation, unveiling what it describes as […]
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HGK Shipping Fits Inland Vessel with Econowind VentoFoils in Push for Greener Logistics
German inland shipping operator HGK Shipping has taken a concrete step toward reducing its emissions footprint, with the successful fitting
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Hormuz Ceasefire Too Brief to Reset Container Shipping, Xeneta Warns
A two-week US-Iran ceasefire announced by US President Donald Trump will fall well short of restoring normal container shipping operations
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Can Market Mechanisms Do What Maritime Regulation Cannot?
The economics of maritime decarbonisation remain stubbornly challenging — and a viewpoint published by Ship & Bunker argues that regulation
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Saudi Arabia’s East-West Pipeline Hit by Drone Strike, Damage Being Assessed
Saudi Arabia’s East-West oil pipeline — a critical crude export artery that has taken on outsized importance while the Strait
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IMO Chief Moves to Establish Hormuz Transit Mechanism Following US-Iran Ceasefire
The head of the International Maritime Organization has signaled active engagement with key stakeholders to establish a safe transit framework
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Solvang Takes Delivery of Two Carbon Capture-Ready VLGCs, Third Due This Month
Norwegian shipping firm Solvang has taken delivery of two new very large gas carriers (VLGCs) designed to be fitted with
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Jan De Nul’s William Thomson Sets Sail Toward Completion as Methanol-Powered Cable Layer Duo Takes Shape
Belgian offshore contractor Jan De Nul has floated out its second methanol-capable cable-laying vessel, the William Thomson, marking a significant
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IMO Secretary-General Begins Work on Hormuz Transit Mechanism After US-Iran Ceasefire
The head of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has confirmed he is actively engaging with relevant stakeholders to put in
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