Ports & Logistics
X-Press Feeders and T.S. Lines Expand Regional Container Services
X-Press Feeders and T.S. Lines have launched new regional container services connecting Sri Lanka, India, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt.
Source: Container News
Green Shipping & Decarbonisation
MISC Weighs Consortium Bid in Potential Yinson Privatization Deal
MISC Group is evaluating a consortium role to take Yinson private at an indicative price of RM2.35 per share, signaling a major shift in offshore energy consolidation.
Source: Offshore Energy
Regulation & Compliance
Turkish Navy ROV Locates Wreck of Lost Freighter Tugberk Imamoglu
Turkey's navy has successfully located the wreck of the coastal freighter Tugberk Imamoglu using an ROV following a collision in the Sea.
Source: Maritime Executive Regs
Vessel Operations & Safety
Norway Steps in to Assist Stranded Russians After Arctic Ship Seizure
Norway steps up to aid stranded Russians in the Svalbard archipelago after authorities seize a vital supply and passenger vessel, sparking operational challenges in the Arctic.
Source: gCaptain
Shipping & Trade
Scorpio Tankers Secures $110m Through Three-Year Product Tanker Fixtures
Scorpio Tankers has fixed three product tankers on three-year charters, securing over $110m in aggregate gross revenue at lucrative daily rates.
Source: Splash247
Ports & Logistics
ABS and JB Energy Partner on Brazilian Floating Offshore Wind
ABS and JB Energy have signed an MOU to study emissions reduction at the Port of Rio Grande and decommissioning for the Raijin Float platform.
Source: Container News
Green Shipping & Decarbonisation
BP Awards North Sea Production Contract to Baker Hughes
BP has enlisted Baker Hughes for a major production enhancement contract covering North Sea assets on the UK Continental Shelf, aiming to boost operational efficiency.
Source: Offshore Energy
Regulation & Compliance
Rosneft Launches Vostok Oil and Sever Bay Arctic Port
Rosneft's Vostok Oil project and Sever Bay Arctic port officially commenced operations on September 5, marking a significant milestone for northern energy logistics.
Source: Maritime Executive Regs
Vessel Operations & Safety
US Carrier Abraham Lincoln Departs Thailand After Extended Middle East Deployment
The USS Abraham Lincoln has departed Thailand following a five-day port visit, concluding a much-needed operational pause after intense Middle East deployments.
Source: gCaptain
Shipping & Trade
Nanjing Shenghang Orders Six Chemical Tankers at China Merchants
Nanjing Shenghang Shipping is investing CNY994.8m in six 13,500 dwt stainless-steel chemical and product tanker newbuildings at China Merchants.
Source: Splash247
Ports & Logistics
La Spezia Container Terminal Lays Out €90M for Mega-Ship Handling Gear
La Spezia Container Terminal has committed €90 million for four STS cranes and 18 yard units to support its Ravano Terminal expansion.
Source: Container News
Green Shipping & Decarbonisation
Sea Lion Project Keeps $2.1B Timeline Despite Falklands Tensions
Navitas Petroleum confirms its $2.1 billion Sea Lion project remains on schedule for first oil, brushing off rising geopolitical tensions around the Falkland Islands.
Source: Offshore Energy
Regulation & Compliance
Port of Dover Blocked by Protests Raising Supply Chain Risks
Anti-immigration protests at the Port of Dover disrupted UK cross-Channel ferry operations on Saturday, September 5, forcing logistics planners to manage severe cargo delays.
Source: Maritime Executive Regs
Vessel Operations & Safety
Strait of Hormuz Tanker Attacks Escalate Middle East Shipping Risks
Recent tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz escalate operational risks for crude carriers navigating Middle Eastern waters amid ongoing conflict.
Source: gCaptain
Shipping & Trade
COSCO Rejects US Intelligence Allegations Over Commercial Fleet Surveillance
COSCO has strongly rejected US intelligence claims that its commercial fleet is equipped with concealed signals-intelligence gear for military surveillance.
Source: Splash247