The Panama Canal recorded 13,951 vessel passages in FY2026, with Neopanamax traffic contributing 52.2% of tonnage. Panamax last-minute bookings have resumed, subject to capacity and authority approval.
Jackdaw’s four-well platform connects to Shearwater through a subsea pipeline. Its jacket, topsides and pipeline are installed, and drilling was completed in early 2026, according to Adura.
The 390 MW Shinan-Wi development will use 26 turbines rated at 15 MW each, with Korean suppliers providing foundations, subsea cables and substations under a KRW 3.4 trillion project budget.
HMM plans to use the new vessels on its Far East–India–Mediterranean service, while a separate agreement for four feeder ships supports the carrier’s regional hub-and-spoke network.
Petrobras’ P-82 FPSO departed Singapore for Brazil’s Búzios field on 18 October. The 225,000-bpd production unit is expected to begin operations in 2027 as the field’s tenth platform.
NOC targets launch by the end of October, while Eni forecasts annual domestic gas supply of about 700 million standard cubic metres from facilities built to recover gas previously flared at Bouri.
Seaway7’s proposed scope covers foundation design, supply and installation plus inter-array cables for SSE’s 1.4 GW Scottish project, with a final investment decision targeted for 2027.
Mangalia shipyard is intended to support construction of two 96-metre patrol vessels and two 43-metre diver support vessels. Rheinmetall expects the joint acquisition to close within weeks.
CHNL estimates transit cargo at 3.7 million tonnes, with tankers carrying the largest share. Four voyages linked Asia and Europe without Russian endpoints, against one in the full 2025 season.
