The Brazilian National Waterway Transportation Agency (Antaq) has approved the public consultation for the privatisation of the Port of Santos.

The energy transition for shipping is not just about the fuels themselves, and companies need to broaden their horizons to talk about the carbon footprint on a wider, according to Søren Høll CEO of KPI OceanConnect.

DP World has launched its new digital compliance and revenue platform, Cargoes Customs, providing a single window interface.

The Getting to Zero Coalition has released a report detailing the policy options available to spur the development and adoption of zero carbon shipping.

Simpson Spence Young (SSY) has made a major move into the Greek marketplace as part of a long-term investment strategy to build out its forward orderbook, combining newbuildings and S&P with long-term period and projects.

Despite raising its earnings forecast at least three times during the year, AP Møller Maersk has outperformed its 2021 guidance.

Singapore retains its position as the world’s second busiest container port and again ranks top in as the top maritime city in the world by a Norwegian report.

In a marriage of old and new a Dutch windship owner aiming to revive Clipper sailing ships is partnering with a blockchain company.

Lord Mountevans stepped down as chair of industry association Maritime London at its AGM, succeeded by vice chair Harry Theochari.

The State of California is proposing to invest $2.3bn in ports, supply chain infrastructure, decarbonisation and related training.