Panama’s new law on near shoring was signed in December by President Laurentino Cortizo.

The Seafarer Happiness Index fell in the fourth quarter of 2021 as further COVID-19 restrictions were introduced.

Singapore’s Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) has awarded its first project – an ammonia bunkering safety study – to DNV-led consortium.

Negative factors emerging in the booming dry bulk trades make for interesting 2022 outlook, according to the Simpson Spence Young (SSY).

The World Shipping Council (WSC) has hit out at proposed changes to Europe’s Emissions Trading System (ETS).

Further regulatory changes related to Brexit have come at a difficult time for logistics companies, according to Zencargo.

Shipowners and operators reap the benefits of an independent, unbiased vessel optimisation solution, the owner of one such solution told Seatrade Maritime News.

Bureau Veritas will carry out project certification for the Erebus offshore wind development off the coast of Wales.

Wages for Chinese seafarers have continued to soar on the back of demand for crew onboard newbuildings, while repatriation at the end of contracts has turned into a difficult and costly challenge.

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