Shipping has reached a watershed moment as regulation and digitalisation have combined to alter the nature of the relationship between owners and charterers.

Danish tanker operator Torm says it has developed a company-wide system to increase its vessels’ energy efficiency while it waits to see which fuel will be best to select for any future newbuildings.

Fitting advanced telematics solutions with sensor support to dry containers can transform cargo security, supply chain resilience, and risk management, says ORBCOMM’s Christian Allred, Executive Vice President and General Manager of International...

State-owned Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company (UDSC) is planning to re-energise the flagging Danube River market with a series of new barges that will allow the company to open services further north into the Upper Danube region.

A Euronav investor has filed in Belgium to undo the recent big changes at Euronav after it failed to halt CMB’s mandatory takeover bid last month.

Carrier schedule reliability improved in February as the situation with rerouting from the Red Sea to avoid Houthi rebel attacks normalised.

X-Press Feeders has signed a memorandum of understating (MoU) with six major European ports to accelerate the creation of green shipping corridors.

A vessel chartered by a Turkish freight forwarder delivered the first boxes to Ukraine’s Black Sea ports in Greater Odessa since the war began in February 2022, marking a significant increase in country’s capacity to handle goods into and out of...

The UK government has opened a bidding process for £1.5m in funding to establish green corridors between the UK and the Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, and Ireland.

Major classification societies, and Korean and Japanese shipbuilders are among the member of the new Nuclear Energy Maritime Organisation (NEMO).