“Development of Integrated Simulation Platform for Sustainable and Competitive Maritime Industry” has been selected as a R&D project under K Program

MTI Co., Ltd. (a NYK Group company), Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., TSUNEISHI SHIPBUILDING Co., Ltd., Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology, Japan Marine United Corporation, Mitsui E&S Co., Ltd., National Maritime Research Institute, TSUNEISHI AKISHIMA LABORATORY Co., Ltd. (formerly Akishima Laboratory Inc.), Graduate School of Engineering The University of Osaka and Kyoto University cooperatively …

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Stellar group of antifouling experts selected to guide 2025 International Antifouling Conference through “Investigating Sustainable Antifouling Solutions’

The International Antifouling Conference will return to Gothenburg, Sweden for the third time this September, in response to demand for its establishment as a periodic meeting point for high-level discussions and education on the future of marine biofouling management. During this edition of the conference, sponsored by Stena Bulk, a diverse group of new and …

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Tariffs, Tensions, and Tonnemiles: A Resilient H1 for VLCC Freight

The VLCC freight market has gained momentum in the first half of 2025, with earnings generally higher compared to the latter half of 2024. This improvement comes despite various uncertainties and evolving market dynamics, illustrating the market’s resilience. One significant driver has been the impact of tariffs, particularly the threat of US tariffs on China. …

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Red Sea disruptions reshaping global bunker demand as ships navigate longer routes

Global shipping markets underwent a dramatic shift last year and so far in 2025, as escalating maritime security threats in the Red Sea forced ships to reroute, adding days to voyage times and reshaping bunker fuel demand across key alternate ports. has led many shipping companies to bypass the Suez Canal route. This has increased …

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La AMP gestiona asistencia a la tripulación de buque detenido en Venezuela

La Dirección General de la Gente de Mar (DGGM), de la Autoridad Marítima de Panamá (AMP), ha adelantado acciones para salvaguardar los derechos laborales de los nueve tripulantes del buque de bandera panameña N35 (Número IMO 8119637), que fue detenido por la Armada de la República Bolivariana de Venezuela el 13 de junio de 2025. …

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F. Toledo: “En el ámbito de los puertos inteligentes, colaborar no es una señal de debilidad, sino una estrategia inteligente”

El director de la Cátedra Smart Ports considera que la cooperación entre entre instituciones y empresas es imprescindible para garantizar la competitividad futura de nuestro sistema portuario La jornada ‘Puertos inteligentes: retos y oportunidades’, organizada por la Cátedra de Economía Azul de la Universidad de La Laguna – Puertos de Tenerife, se ha centrado en …

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