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The adoption of shore power within the maritime industry continues apace with the news that Rotterdam World Gateway (RWG) has become the first port in Europe to invest in shore power…

The head of the Suez Canal Authority, Ossama Rabiee, has revealed that Egypt is considering undertaking a further expansion of one of the world’s most important strategic waterways.  The…

The progression towards a net-zero future has gained a boost following the completion of a test that saw the implementation of a new carbon capture technology on an LNG carrier, the Seapeak…

We are pleased to welcome Captain Hisyam Haron to our team in the Asia-Pacific region as our newest Master Mariner. Captain Hisyam joins our Singapore office following an extensive 11-year seagoing…

New research from DNV has revealed that ordering of alternative-fuelled vessels is continuing to grow, with capital increasingly shifting to this segment away from traditional bunker-fuelled…

Clarksons Research has published its mid-year review of global shipping markets, painting a complex picture of moderate softening, segment-specific divergences, and persistent geopolitical…

The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has agreed to overhaul its regulations for nuclear-powered ships, following a decision at the 110th session of its Maritime Safety Committee (MSC…

Ship building giant HD Hyundai has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Tampa Ship (part of the Edison Chouest Offshore group) that will see the company building container ships in the…

The UK government has announced its intention to introduce a bill by the end of the year to enable ratification of the BBNJ Agreement (colloquially known as the High Seas Treaty). The BBNJ Agreement…

The Shell-led LNG Canada project has reached a major milestone, having produced its first liquefied natural gas for export. The project is expected to load this first cargo imminently. The project -…