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When inspectors board vessels later this year, many shipowners will be watching closely. Since September, Port State Control (PSC) authorities have been undertaking a global Concentrated Inspection…

Timed to the opening of London International Shipping Week 2025, the UK government announced a major financial injection into maritime decarbonisation.  The Department for Transport will add…

Ship operators are facing a resurgence of fuel‐quality problems with very low sulphur fuel oil (VLSFO), the most widely used compliant bunker fuel.  Rising levels of sediments and impurities…

Shipping’s shift towards alternative fuels is set to accelerate markedly after 2030 as new emissions regulations take effect, industry executives told the Asia Pacific Petroleum Conference (APPEC) in…

The UK government has published its long-awaited Defence Industrial Strategy (DIS), backed by a £250 million investment to spur regional growth and drive innovation.  Defence Secretary John…

New research from energy consultancy Rystad has revealed that FLNG capacity is set to more than triple by 2030, as FLNG utilisation rates become comparable to onshore terminals.  LNG demand is…

The new data from S&P Global has revealed that the dark fleet - vessels that operate outside normal, regulated, and transparent shipping practices - continues to grow in its use of false…

While deployed to the Indo-Pacific, the aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales has become the first Royal Navy vessel to use an unmanned cargo drone for ship-to-ship transfers.  The carrier and…

Germany’s container shipping line Hapag-Lloyd and DHL Global Forwarding have signed a three-year framework agreement to reduce scope 3 greenhouse-gas emissions from sustainable marine fuels used in…

Samsung Heavy Industries, in collaboration with Evergreen, has completed a 10,000 km trans-Pacific trial of its Autonomous Navigation Technology aboard the 160,000 dwt Ever Max.  The voyage,…