Dismantling work has begun on the grounded MSC Baltic III in Newfoundland as recovery teams prepare to remove and recycle the vessel in a multi-year operation.
The IMO and Oman have launched a phased evacuation plan for vessels and more than 11,000 seafarers stranded in the Persian Gulf region.
Multiterminais has received two new ZPMC ship-to-shore cranes for MultiRio, supporting plans to expand the Port of Rio de Janeiro terminal’s annual capacity to 1 million TEU.
OMS Group is advancing sea acceptance tests for USV Elite off the South of France, with mobilisation planned for early Q4 2026 to support autonomous offshore survey operations.
U.S. federal prosecutors charged Dali’s chief engineer over alleged safety reporting failures before the container ship struck Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, killing six workers.
ESL Shipping will integrate AtoB@C Shipping under one brand to strengthen market positioning, align Coaster and Handy services, and keep customer operations unchanged.
TAIC found that poor planning, weak risk control and a damaged web sling contributed to a serious injury aboard the Thor Nitnirund in Cook Strait.
Demand for commercial diving crews is rising sharply as about 600 vessels in the Persian Gulf prepare for a possible Strait of Hormuz reopening after months of disruption.
LH2 Shipping secured NOK 344.3 million in Enova funding for two liquid hydrogen-powered bulk carriers, advancing Norway’s push to commercialize zero-emission shipping and expanding its hydrogen vessel pipeline to six ships.
