Demurrage and Detention charges have been a particular point of contention among US shippers in the ongoing supply chain disruption and have been acted on quickly with the introduction of the Ocean Shipping Reform Act 2022 (OSRA 2022).

Ten associations in the ports, shipping and logistics sectors have called for an immediate review of the EU’s block exemption rules for container lines.

The UK’s Maritime and Coastguard Agency has published best practice guidance for the safe carriage and charging of electric vehicles on ro-ro passenger ferries.

US-listed shipping companies could face new requirements for extensive disclosures on emissions.

K Line has confirmed an order for three more Airseas Seawing systems, bringing its total commitment to five of the wind propulsion systems.

Barry Parker reviews the latest regulatory developments that will impact shipping at the US Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) and Federal Maritime Commission (FMC).

The UK government should embrace the maritime industry as a means to meet targets on ‘levelling-up’, decarbonisation and economic growth, according to Peel Ports.

Shell, ENGIE, Vopak and Anthony Veder have agreed a feasibility study into producing green hydrogen in Portugal and distributing it in the Netherlands.

Cyprus Shipping Deputy Minister, Vassilios Demetriades, aptly describes the country as, “Small in size, but big in shipping”, as it continues to grow its maritime ambitions.

Recent regulatory changes to promote cabotage in Brazil present a great opportunity to create cleaner maritime infrastructure, according to IICT.