Maritime News
Egypt refloats drone-damaged LNG FSRU after 14-hour operation
Egypt's Damietta Port Authority successfully refloated the Energos Winter FSRU following a drone strike, moving it to a safe anchorage.
Shipyards & Repair
One killed in Chinese shipyard explosion
A fire at Huahai Shipyard in Fujian, China, resulted in one fatality and injuries among firefighters; the cause is under investigation.
Ports & Logistics
CK Hutchison ports revenue rises despite Panama exit
CK Hutchison's ports division reported higher revenue in H1 2026, absorbing the loss of its Panama operations despite overall throughput decline.
Ports & Logistics
Stabilis delivers over 150,000 m3 LNG bunkers in Galveston
Stabilis has delivered more than 150,000 m3 of LNG bunker fuel at Galveston. This marks a significant milestone for the company's operations.
Trump Orders Navy to Return to Steam Catapults, Allows Overseas Shipbuilding
President Donald Trump’s new memo directs the Navy on ship design changes and international collaborations in a sweeping overhaul of U.S. naval construction.
Norden raises 2026 guidance as markets strengthen
Norden reports Q2 net profit of $101 million, citing improved tanker and dry cargo performance and revised full-year outlook. Analysis follows.
Ambrey Tapped for Salvage of Grounded Russian Oil Tanker
British maritime security firm Ambrey has been contracted to salvage the grounded tanker Caroline Bezengi off Oman, as oil spill concerns grow amid.
Seatrium and Golar ink LOI for FLNG Conversion Project
Seatrium and Golar enter into a Letter of Intent (LOI) to advance a third Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) conversion project, continuing their.
Ukraine halts drone strikes on Russian Black Sea oil tankers
Ukraine has paused attacks on oil tankers using Russia's Novorossiysk port after a US request, aiming to stabilize oil markets and protect international.
Maersk plans for Suez Canal return as Asian exports strain boxship capacity
Maersk is cautious about releasing capacity from shorter routes, balancing congestion at European ports with the need to manage transit through the Suez.
Port Everglades celebrates largest cargo ship visit, faces depth restrictions
Port Everglades welcomed the MSC Vandya, the largest cargo vessel ever to call, but water depth constraints limit its full capacity.
Russian grain terminals suspend operations after Ukraine strikes
Two major Russian grain export terminals in Novorossiysk have suspended operations following drone attacks, impacting Black Sea grain exports.
