2024 has already proven be a busy year in US maritime cyber security, with a series of announcements in February aimed at tackling digital threats to ships, ports, and facilities.

Heikki Pöntynen has been appointed CEO of Norsepower as Tuomas Riski steps down from his position.

Hamburg’s Authority for Environment, Climate, Energy, and Agriculture (BUKEA) has become the first European authority to allow for the treatment and discharge of ballast water by a mobile unit.

Dali, the container ship which struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore causing its collapse, has been refloated and is being moved to a new location.

The International Maritime Organization presented its first Gender Equality Award to mark IMO International Day for Women in Maritime on May 17.

The last four years have not been easy for maritime and logistics. Whether it was the pandemic putting supply chains under stress, geopolitical tension and international conflicts, the energy crisis and inflation causing economic recession...

Noatum’s new Türkiye office will primarily serve as a port and liner agency, reinforcing the company’s reach across the Mediterranean region.

Container volumes rose in the first quarter 2024 at the Port of Hamburg, but lower liquid bulk throughput dragged the overall figure into the red.

Hapag-Lloyd’s first quarter 2024 earnings look devastating compared to the same period in 2023, but the quarter was stronger than expected due to Red Sea diversions.

Canada’s West Coast dockers union has accused the BC Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA) of alarmist tactics in an effort to discredit the union in what is an increasingly acrimonious dispute.