As container lines prepare for the imposition of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) on shipping there is confusion from their customers about the different levels of surcharges being levied.

ZIM has taken a $3 billion punt that demolition and emissions regulations allied with a more flexible charter market and economic growth will create drivers that will bring a better supply and demand balance to the market in 2025.

Brazil’s Tecon Santos has received two new gantry cranes and eight e-RTGs acquired by the terminal to move forward decarbonising operations.

Aegean Shipping Management is ordering two tankers from Cosco Shipping Heavy Industry Yangzhou shipyard.

Denmark’s Green Instruments, a specialist in measuring equipment for ships, has entered an agreement with China’s Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding on equipment that will minimise the risk of shipboard fires.

The maritime industries are undergoing a revolution in terms of technological advances but faces challenges of cost and talent in realising their full potential according to a senior executive from DP World.

In the midst of fast-paced change, the salvage and wreck removal industry will soon pause to focus on Seatrade Maritime Salvage & Wreck 2023 with Andrew Chamberlain, partner at HFW, set to reprise his role as conference chairman.

Shipping line ZIM is diverting some of its container ships from transiting the Arabian and Red Seas due to the security threat to Israeli-linked vessels.

Shipping is making progress on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) but the majority believe their employer could do more to achieve a diverse and inclusive workplace.