Tanker Carrying 11,000 Tonnes Of Sunflower Oil Drifts off Bulgaria After Tow Line Snaps In Storm
A tanker loaded with 11,000 tonnes of sunflower oil, broke free from its tow line and is currently drifting off Bulgaria.
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Iran Grants Safe Passage In Hormuz To Four Nations, including India & China
Iran has allowed commercial ships from India, Iraq, Qatar and China to transit the Strait of Hormuz, and no restrictions on passage apply to them.
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Shipping Emissions Cost The Global Economy $963 Billion Between 1990 To 2020, New Study Finds
Shipping emissions cost the global economy $963 billion between 1990 and 2020, with damages potentially exceeding the cost of decarbonisation.
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America’s First Electric Hydrofoil Pilot Boat Is Coming To One Of The Nation’s Busiest Ports Backed By A $3.2 Million Grant
Jacobsen Pilot Service orders the US’s first commercial electric hydrofoil pilot boat, expected to cut diesel use by 40,000 gallons annually.
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US Sanctions Network Accused Of Running Fake Ship Registries For 11 Countries To Flag Iran’s Shadow Fleet
US sanctions India-based maritime network accused of providing false flags and fraudulent certifications to Iranian shadow fleet vessels.
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European Parliament Committee Votes Against Approving 2 Alang Shipbreaking Yards To Recycle EU Ships
European Parliament committee opposes adding two Alang shipbreaking yards to the EU list, citing environmental and worker safety concerns.
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India Would Need About 11 Times Its Current Shipbuilding Output To Reach The Global Top 5, New Report Finds
EY-FICCI report urges India to build a 10-year vessel procurement pipeline and improve financing to scale up shipbuilding and repair.
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385 Methanol-Capable Ships Are On Order But Only 25 Ports Worldwide Offer Methanol Bunkering, LR Study Says
Lloyd’s Register warns alternative-fuel vessel orders are outpacing port infrastructure, with methanol and ammonia bunkering still limited.
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World’s Largest Fleet Of Sailing Cargo Ships That Can Cut CO2 By Up To 90% Is Set To Double In Size
Alewijnse partners with Piriou to integrate hybrid electrical systems for four new sail-powered cargo vessels designed to cut CO₂ emissions by up to 90%.
