Meeting 2030 emissions targets will be easy compared to the following 20-year period when shipping is aiming to reach net zero emissions targets, which will require a sea change in the way maritime business is done.

Turbulence across global supply chains is nothing new. But escalating geopolitical conflict and unpredictable weather events are raising the risks for ships, crew and cargo, demanding new levels of awareness and speed of response from both Masters...

Latest figures from Oslo freight analyst, Xeneta, reflect mixed signals from the world’s liner trades.

Lomar Shipping’s new bulker Ebury Trader is set to enter service in May after energy saving upgrades are carried out in China.

Montrose has become the first port in Scotland to provide shore power catering to offshore supply vessels starting with the Magne Viking.

Environmental concerns, ESG, future training needs for maritime emergency response, and a status check on lithium battery fires are among topics up for discussion at Seatrade Maritime Salvage & Wreck 2024, which returns later this year as the UK’s...

Maersk has raised its 2024 earnings guidance as the prolonged crisis in the Red Sea supported rates in its ocean segment.

Dutch shipbuilder Damen Shipyards Group has launched the fully electric tug being built for the Port of Antwerp-Bruges.

Hapag-Lloyd has launched real-time container tracking on most of its nearly 3 million strong fleet.

The month of April set a new record for box ship deliveries as newbuildings continue to flood into the market.