After it was announced that Iran had ended its military operations against Israel, Tim Waterer, chief market analyst at KCM Trade, said, “While there is some relief from the latest pause in direct ...

Marine fuels firm Verde Marine Energy has renewed its ISCC certification for biofuel bunker supply. The company has renewed its ISCC EU certification and is now fully RED III comp ...

MOL Techno-Trade, a marine fuel and trading company of the MOL Group, has completed the first LNG bunkering of an international cruise ship in Hokkaido, Japan.

Acta Gemini can accommodate up to 88 personnel and features an offshore access system, helideck and daughter craft. The vessel is equipped with methanol dual-fuel main engines. A fourth sister vessel, ...

Energy technology firm Baker Hughes has received type approval certification from classification society RINA for its NovaLT 16 gas turbine technology for marine propulsion applications.

The partnership will focus on alternative fuels, emissions regulations and compliance requirements for the shipping industry.

Wind propulsion firm Bound4blue has received type approval design certification from classification society DNV for its largest installed eSAIL wind propulsion system. The approval covers the ...

Anemoi Marine Technologies has received approval in principle (AiP) from DNV for a medium-range tanker design that integrates two folding rotor sails. The design was developed through a joint project ...

Klaipeda Port has officially opened Lithuania 's first green hydrogen production and refuelling facility. The facility uses a polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) electrolyser to produce green hydrogen ...

A multipurpose (MPP) vessel was arrested in Singapore over the weekend. The 11,700 DWT MPP ship Ashico Symphony was detained a t 4:40 PM local time on June 6, according to a list of arrested vessels ...

Restriction comes as the canal authority prepares for potential El Niño-related impacts on water availability.

The group plans first to prevent Israeli ships from transiting the Red Sea, before moving on to stopping the passage of ships bound for Israel.