Iranian Drone Strike Triggers 48-Hour Halt at Maersk’s Salalah Terminal
A.P. Moller Maersk has suspended container terminal operations at Oman’s Port of Salalah for 48 hours after an Iranian drone […]
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Japan Takes Major Step Toward Hydrogen-Powered Deep-Sea Shipping
A coalition of leading Japanese maritime and engineering companies has cleared a key technical hurdle in the push toward hydrogen-fuelled
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UECC Cuts CO2 Emissions by 44% as Bio-LNG Takes Centre Stage
Norway-based United European Car Carriers (UECC) posted a substantial reduction in carbon dioxide emissions in 2025, eliminating 154,468 tonnes of
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Shipping’s Daily Bunker Bill Up €340 Million as Iran Conflict Rattles Fuel Markets, T&E Reports
The ongoing conflict involving Iran is costing the global shipping industry an extra €340 million per day in bunker fuel
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US-Bulgarian Partnership Targets Green Methanol Production from Waste in Bulgaria
US-based HyOrc Corporation has entered into a binding agreement with Bulgaria’s OnEnergy Group to co-develop a waste-to-methanol production facility, according
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Shipping Banks May Be Blind to a Systemic Energy Transition Risk, UCL Study Warns
Banks active in ship finance may be significantly underestimating the long-term financial risks tied to the maritime energy transition —
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Singapore High Court Orders Winding Up of Bunkering Firm Costank
Singapore’s High Court has issued a winding-up order against local bunkering company Costank (S) Pte Ltd, marking the formal close
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Malaysia Detains Two Tankers Suspected of Illegal Ship-to-Ship Bunkering Off Perak
Malaysian enforcement authorities have seized two tankers allegedly involved in an unauthorised bunkering operation in waters off the state of
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Japan Pushes to Remove Mandatory Fund Payments from IMO Net-Zero Framework
Japan has filed a formal proposal with the International Maritime Organization (IMO) seeking substantial revisions to the proposed Net-Zero Framework
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