Singapore and Brazil have established a Green and Digital Shipping Corridor covering alternative marine fuel supply chains, digital information exchange and maritime technologies.
South Korea plans to support the transition of 889 private and public vessels to eco-friendly models by 2035 under its second basic plan covering the 2026-2035 period.
The UK MAIB has launched a full investigation into the collision between Cadeler’s Wind Orca and BG Orange at the Port of Tyne, which caused a crane collapse and damaged the container ship.
Jan De Nul will take part in its first CCS project, using Simon Stevin to install protective rock over a North Sea CO₂ pipeline for the Northern Endurance Project.
The Ocean Winner crew search has expanded in the Bay of Bengal after an empty lifeboat and the vessel’s EPIRB were recovered. Twenty-two seafarers remain missing.
A Maryland court dismissed most remaining economic loss claims linked to the Dali bridge allision while allowing several claims involving physical property and cargo damage to continue.
Boskalis is using Medway for maintenance dredging on Germany’s 90-km Weser River, removing sand and silt to maintain access to Bremen and Bremerhaven for large container ships.
The U.S. Coast Guard coordinated the rescue of 27 crew from Drennec southwest of the Galapagos Islands, with Ricky A recovering the crew and Oluf Maersk providing support.
Iran’s PGSA has blacklisted 45 vessels over alleged Strait of Hormuz transit violations, while warning that listed ships could face detention, confiscation or fines.
