Maritime News
K Line triples down on energy transportation with fresh VLCC orders
K Line has placed orders for three new VLCCs with Nihon Shipyard, aiming to boost energy transportation.
Ports & Logistics
Russia Strikes Ukrainian Ports, Industrial Sites, Distribution Facilities
Russian missiles and drones targeted Ukrainian infrastructure in a widespread attack, causing casualties and disrupting logistics.
Newbuilds & Orders
Japan’s Shipbuilding Revival Looms Large, But Korea Remains Strong
Despite Japan’s plans to build new LNG carriers, Korean shipyards still dominate global markets, particularly in high-value vessels.
Offshore & Energy
Russia bombs five ships in Black Sea, claims they carried military supplies to Ukraine
Russia has bombed five ships in the Black Sea, alleging they were carrying military supplies to Ukraine, as part of a continuing campaign against alleged.
CMA CGM and RSGT Invest $434 Million in Jeddah Islamic Port Expansion
CMA CGM and Red Sea Gateway Terminal to develop new terminal at Jeddah Islamic Port, adding 2.6 million TEUs of annual capacity.
Hoegh Autoliners adds six LNG‑dual‑fuel Aurora PCTCs to its green fleet programme
The Norwegian carrier has placed a fresh order for six dual‑fuel pure car‑truck carriers, extending its Aurora class to 18 vessels slated for delivery.
Tanker struck by unknown projectile in Strait of Hormuz, fire contained
A tanker was hit by an unidentified projectile on 25 August in the Strait of Hormuz, igniting a blaze that crews extinguished; all crew are safe and no.
ADNOC L&S lifts LNG new‑build programme with two additional carriers
The article explains how ADNOC Logistics & Services exercised options for two more 175,000 m³ LNG vessels at Jiangnan Shipyard, expanding its programme.
Iran, Oman resume talks on joint temporary shipping corridor in Hormuz
The article details the renewed negotiations between Tehran and Muscat over a provisional navigation lane, associated mine‑clearing work and a potential.
Port of Tyne advances recovery after July vessel collision and pellet spill
The Port of Tyne has coordinated salvage, cargo handling and a plastic‑pellet clean‑up since the 19 July collision, keeping river traffic moving while.
Port of Tyne restores traffic after July collision and pellet spill
The north‑east terminal has cleared damaged containers, off‑loaded cargo from BG Orange and begun a plastic‑pellet clean‑up, keeping trade flowing despite.
Eastern Pacific Shipping completes 700th ship‑to‑ship LNG bunkering
Singapore‑based Eastern Pacific Shipping marked its 700th LNG bunkering, using Lake Victoria at Emden and bringing total transfers since 2020 to just.
