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.
Three people died after a supply boat sank near Singapore’s Pasir Panjang Terminal following a collision with a landing craft.
The European Union has sanctioned Gazpromneft Shipping and Lukoil-Western Siberia, targeting Russian oil transport practices linked to shadow fleet activity.
U.S. lawmakers have introduced bipartisan legislation to prevent Chinese and Russian government-linked research vessels from operating in U.S. Arctic waters amid growing security concerns near Alaska.
A container ship was fired upon and faced an attempted boarding south of Yemen in the Gulf of Aden, according to UK Maritime Trade Operations.
The master of shadow fleet tanker Bella 1 pleaded guilty after refusing U.S. Coast Guard orders during an Atlantic interdiction case linked to Iran-origin oil movements.
ReCAAP ISC reported two security incidents involving bulk carriers in the Singapore Strait from 2-8 June, with no crew injuries and one case involving stolen service kits and a DG turbo charger.
Louis Dreyfus Armateurs has launched Spirit of Mobile, the second of three new ro-ro cargo vessels built for Airbus transatlantic logistics.
