UK’s First High Voltage Shore Power System Opens At Portsmouth Port But May Cost Ships More
The U.K. has launched its first shore power system for multiple berths at Portsmouth Port, enabling cargo vessels to connect to the local grid.
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Port Of Los Angeles Handles 1,042,652 TEUs In Its Busiest Month In 118 Years
The Port of Los Angeles had the busiest month in its 118-year-long operational history by handling 1,042,652 TEUs in September.
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Malaysia Bans Bunkering In New Marine Sensitive Area Near Strait Of Malacca And Singapore
Ships are required to abide by the speed limit, while large cargo ships and oil tankers are forbidden from entering.
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Panama Canal Puts 558 Transit Slots Up For Sealed Bids Covering January To April 2027
The Panama Canal expands its LoTSA program to include Panamax and Neopanamax locks, offering advance booking for 558 transit slots from January to April 2027.
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China Completes 8 Northern Sea Route Sailings, Transporting 14,000 TEUs Before Winter Closure
The voyages carried more than 14,000 TEUs, containing energy equipment, power batteries and new energy vehicles.
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Spain Arrests 3 After Suspects Board Container Ship Dressed As Port Workers To Remove 50 Kg Cocaine
The two men were wearing clothes similar to those worn by port workers. A third person stayed on a jet ski near the ship.
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Germany Moves To Upgrade F125 Frigates With Naval IRIS-T SLM Missile Systems
Under the new adaptation plan, each of the four F125 frigates will be equipped with two deck-mounted launchers.
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France Conducts First Submarine Test Launch of Upgraded M51.3 Nuclear Missile
France fired its new nuclear-capable missile M51.3 from a submarine off Brittany, weeks after Macron promised to answer Russia’s hybrid attacks.
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U.S. FMC Threatens Chinese Shipping Firm With Up To $16.7 Million Fine Over Unpaid Award
COSCO Shipping could face a fine of up to $16.7 million in the US after taking 223 days to pay a $24,328.80 award to a customer.
