NBOSCO recibe el mayor buque eléctrico del mundo de 742 TEUs
Es la primera de dos naves gemelas
Konecranes suministrará grúa de astillero a Meyer Turku para operaciones de alistamiento en …
El equipo, con capacidad de 50 toneladas, y su entrega está prevista para 2027
Everllence advierte brecha crítica para alcanzar meta climática de la OMI
Estancamiento en reconversiones de buques compromete el objetivo de emisiones netas cero al 2050
Countries sideline Trump in moving forward on global shipping carbon price, at IMO technical talks
Governments made progress on finalising technical elements in the Net-Zero Framework (NZF), the world’s first global carbon pricing on any polluter, at working group negotiations (ISWG-GHG-21) on 20-24 April in London. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) debated the design and implementation of this key climate agreement, including clean energy and how to spend the $10-12bn/year …
The Strait After the Ceasefire. Seven Weeks of Data from the Gulf’s Only Maritime Exit
AXSMarine AIS-derived crossing data, collected continuously from 1 March through 21 April 2026, documents how the Strait of Hormuz has functioned – and who has been willing to use it – in the weeks since the conflict began. From Stillness to Structure When we published When the Gulf Went Still in early April, the defining …
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Hormuz reopening optimism shifts sentiment, but flows stay constrained
Reopening optimism has softened crude prices, but flows through Hormuz remain constrained, keeping underlying prompt tightness intact. Atlantic Basin differentials are starting to ease on weaker refinery demand and reopening expectations, though downside should be gradual with flows still limited. In the Americas, Midland arbs are improving and supporting flows to Asia, but logistical constraints …
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Need for “fair, commercial, commonsense reading” of awards
The case of Eagle Bulk Pte Ltd (now Star Bulk (Singapore) Pte Ltd) -v- Traxys North America LLC (MV Canary) [2026] EWHC 518 (Comm) highlights that challenges under s.68 of the Arbitration Act 1996 (1996 Act) to arbitration awards, on the ground of serious irregularity leading to substantial injustice, will only succeed in those relatively …
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The Week in Alt Fuels: Ambition won’t be enough
The IMO’s Net-Zero Framework (NZF) faces threats not just from its opponents, but also from the procedural rules that govern its survival. Next week, the IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) will take up the MARPOL Annex VI amendments that would introduce the NZF as a new Chapter 5. Member states will debate implementation guidelines …
Widening gap in container rates suggest shippers are uncertain; Strait of Hormuz closed
Widening spreads between high and low costs for shipping containers on various trade lanes indicates uncertainty on both sides of the trade, largely because of the war in the Middle East, a market analyst said. Lars Jensen, president of consultant Vespucci Maritime, said his focus is not just on the spreads, but in the changes …
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Port cities lead the energy transition at UN Climate Week in Yeosu
Port cities from the Asia-Pacific region convened in Yeosu — a dynamic port and industrial hub of the Republic of Korea — during UNFCCC Climate Week and Korea Green Transition International Week (K-GX). Hosted by ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability in partnership with Pacific Environment, the 2026 World Climate Cities Forum (April 21–22) served …
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