Baltimore’s already bruised maritime sector was dealt another scare on Monday evening when a Greek-owned coal carrier suffered a spectacular explosion as it departed the port. The 81,681 dwtW Sapphire ...

Brazil’s National Agency for Petroleum, Natural Gas, and Biofuels (ANP) has ordered Equinor to stop production from the Peregrino FPSO over safety concerns. PRIO, which bought Equinor’s 60% stake in ...

Ammonia as a frontrunner in shipping’s fuel of the future stakes is very much back in the headlines with news of a first green ammonia bunkering operation concluded recently in China, and Japanese ...

Indonesian shipowner and logistics group Meratus is expanding its fleet with feeder newbuildings at one of its go-to yards in China. The company has signed the newbuilds with CSSC Guangxi Shipbuilding ...

A fire broke out on Wednesday onboard a Maersk ultra-large containership while sailing off the coast of Liberia. The 2013-built 19,076 teu Marie Maersk, operating under the Gemini Cooperation’s ...

Marine seismic specialist SeaBird Exploration has signed a new contract for OBN source work in the Western Hemisphere. The contract is for the use of the 2009-built survey vessel Fulmar Explorer, and ...

China’s Nanjing Tanker is continuing its fleet expansion drive with a pair of newbuildings at a domestic yard. The Shanghai-listed owner under the China Merchants Group is set to add LR2 carriers from ...

Ship orders for most sectors have slowed dramatically in 2025, with shipping’s largest sector, dry bulk, among the quietest when it comes to signing contracts for new vessels. The latest data from ...

Just over a month after DOF announced the sale of an anchor handler pair to an undisclosed company, the name of the buyer has come to light. Both vessels became part of the DOF fleet after the company ...

Ten for ambition, five for achievement. Hydrogen’s journey to alternative fuel solution at scale continues to be a slow one, but the tempo is changing, argues Mariam Tzannatos, hydrogen sector analyst ...