Ferry “Andalué”, tras ser sometido a modernización en astillero, retomará operación de …
ASENAV llevó a cabo mejoras en la nave destinadas a potenciar su desempeño y confiabilidad
Canal de Panamá en alerta ante posible mayor intensidad del fenómeno climático de El Niño
No obstante, la vía interoceánica ha mantenido el calado máximo y elevado el numero de tránsitos gracias a un verano más lluvioso
Maersk incorpora recalada en el Puerto Itapoá en su servicio Samba en la ruta norte de Europa …
Inclusión se realizará en reemplazo del arribo al Puerto de Río Grande
Puerto de Lázaro Cárdenas aumenta 21% movilización de carga en el primer cuatrimestre de 2026
Movilizó más de 10,3 millones de toneladas y, además, reportó crecimiento en movimiento de contenedores
Líneas navieras mantienen márgenes positivos en el primer trimestre, pero se amplía brecha …
El desempeño dispar refleja debilidad en la ruta Transatlántico y mejores condiciones en intra-Asia y Transpacífico
Iranian anti-ship missiles attacked Korean vessel in Hormuz: gov’t
The Korean government said Wednesday that Iranian anti-ship missiles attacked a Korean vessel in the Strait of Hormuz earlier this month, based on an inspection by a Korean government team. “Much evidence suggests that Iran (is behind the attack),” Park Yoon-joo, first vice minister of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said during a briefing, Wednesday. …
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Russian Crude Exports: Who Carries the Barrels, Jan-Apr 2026
Over the first four months of 2026, the Signal Ocean Platform recorded 787 crude voyages lifted from Russian ports, totalling approximately 593 million barrels. This insight goes a layer deeper than the dashboard view above: using the underlying voyage records, it examines who is commercially operating the tonnage. It isolates the share of voyages that …
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Let’s focus on the fact that shipping companies are greener than their reputation
If you only follow the headlines in the media, you could easily get the impression that the green transition of shipping has stalled. Fortunately, this is not the case. Admittedly, the negotiations at the IMO in 2025 ended without the breakthrough many had hoped for, because the countries could not agree on key issues. However, …
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Elevated LNG charter rates driven by trading optionality
As the US-Iran conflict drags into its third month, Asia, which is the destination for over 80% of Qatari and UAE LNG exports, is ramping up purchases of flexible cargoes from the Atlantic basin to backfill the supply shortfall from the Middle East Gulf. This comes amid an unseasonally warm spring and forecasts of above-average …
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Government and regulators must remove their barriers to offshore charging uptake in offshore wind
A cross-industry coalition, including Bibby Marine, offshore wind developers, vessel operators and technology providers, is calling for urgent action to accelerate the decarbonisation of offshore wind operations. A new position paper reveals the sector-wide benefits of offshore vessel electrification and asks government and regulators to remove their barriers to the development of offshore charging. The …