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ZERO44 links FuelEU compliance with carbon insetting

ZERO44 has launched a Carbon Insetting module designed to help ship operators manage FuelEU Maritime compliance and carbon insetting decisions through a single platform. ZERO44’s module uses existing Bunker Delivery...

WAVE launches to accelerate vessel decarbonisation

Alpha Marine Consulting, Lomar, MARIN and C-Job Naval Architects have launched WAVE to integrate and validate emerging decarbonisation technologies for commercial vessels. The alliance will reportedly focus on technologies at...

Hapag-Lloyd, Maersk shift services back to Red Sea

Hapag-Lloyd and A.P. Moller-Maersk (Maersk) are to reroute four Gemini Cooperation services through the Red Sea following an assessment of the current security situation in the region. The NE4, SE1,...

COLI completes four international project cargo moves

COLI Group completed four project cargo shipments between February and September 2026. The projects involved moving specialist equipment across multiple international routes, each requiring different transport and cargo-handling solutions. The...

OOCL links South China and Thailand with new route

Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) has launched a new South China Laem Chabang Service (CHL7). The service is designed to strengthen connectivity between South China and Thailand for shippers and...

HMM orders eight newcastlemax bulkers for Vale deal

HMM has signed a long-term shipping contract worth approximately KRW 4.7 trillion ($3.4 billion) with Vale, Brazil’s leading global mining company, covering iron ore transport starting in 2030. The contract...

HMM orders eight Newcastlemax bulkers for Vale deal

HMM has signed a long-term shipping contract worth approximately KRW 4.7 trillion ($3.4 billion) with Vale, Brazil’s leading global mining company, covering iron ore transport starting in 2030. The contract...

Iran claims attacks on 10 ships near Strait of Hormuz

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has claimed attacks on 10 ships near the Strait of Hormuz, as vessel traffic through the key maritime corridor remains below recent averages. Reuters...

Study urges tighter fuel checks to tackle shipping fraud

Stronger certification, chemical testing and digital transaction records are needed to prevent fuel fraud from undermining shipping’s decarbonisation efforts, according to a study released by Pacific Environment and Nanyang Technological...

Yanmar hydrogen fuel cell system gains DNV approval

Yanmar Power Solutions has secured DNV Type Approval for its GH-FC series of maritime hydrogen fuel cell systems. The approval confirms that the system complies with DNV rules and guidelines...

Spot rates near COVID peak as reliability keeps sliding

Spot rates from the Far East to the US East Coast are closing in on the COVID-19 peak, while global schedule reliability keeps deteriorating, according to the latest Xeneta Weekly...

GMI orders two hydrogen-powered coastal bulkers

GMI has ordered hydrogen energy systems for two new 3,000-deadweight-tonnage (DWT) bulk carriers that are scheduled to enter service in 2029. The vessels will be built by Showgule Shipyards Ltd....

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