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Etihad Cargo passes $1.2bn as China–Middle East trade fuels record year
Etihad Cargo passes $1.2bn as China–Middle East trade fuels record year February 25, 2026 Go to aircargoweek
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Air Charter Service’s revenues grow by more than 10% to US$1.34 billion
Air Charter Service’s revenues grow by more than 10% to US$1.34 billion February 25, 2026 Go to aircargoweek
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DHL Express and LODD sign MoU to explore integration of unmanned Hili aircraft model into delivery operations
DHL Express and LODD sign MoU to explore integration of unmanned Hili aircraft model into delivery operations February 25, 2026 Go to aircargoweek
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How importers can protect their rights amid tariff chaos
How importers can protect their rights amid tariff chaos February 25, 2026 Go to aircargoweek
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Eldorado outbids Saipem in drillship sale
Eldorado outbids Saipem in drillship sale Norwegian rig owner Deep Value Driller has agreed to sell its seventh-generation drillship Deep Value Driller to Eldorado Drilling for $300m, after a last-minute higher bid derailed a previously announced deal with Italy’s Saipem. The company had announced earlier this month that it planned to sell the 2014-built ultra-deepwater…
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Eidesvik wins PSV extension from Aker BP
Eidesvik wins PSV extension from Aker BP Norwegian offshore vessel owner Eidesvik Offshore has secured a further contract extension from Aker BP for the platform supply vessel Viking Prince. The 2012-built PSV will remain on hire for about two more months, extending its current contract to the end of April. The latest award follows an…
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Lloyd’s Agency Network moves to Lloyd’s List Intelligence
Lloyd’s Agency Network moves to Lloyd’s List Intelligence Commercial insurance market Lloyd’s will transfer management of the Lloyd’s Agency Network to Lloyd’s List Intelligence (LLI) from April, bringing one of shipping’s longest-running portside information networks under the control of the maritime data provider. The move will see LLI take responsibility for the administration of the…
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Jeremy Nixon hands reins of ONE to Till Ole Barrelet after eight‑year run
Jeremy Nixon hands reins of ONE to Till Ole Barrelet after eight‑year run One of the best-known names in container shipping is stepping back from his frontline role. Jeremy Nixon, who has been CEO of Japanese liner Ocean Network Express (ONE) since it was founded in 2018, will move aside at the start of July,…
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Marinakis spins out tanker arm for $345m Oslo raise
Marinakis spins out tanker arm for $345m Oslo raise Greece’s Capital Tankers Corp, a tanker owner linked to Evangelos Marinakis-led Capital Maritime & Trading, is preparing to list in Oslo, backed by a large crude tanker orderbook and plans to raise up to about $345m. The Athens-based owner aims to raise the NOK equivalent of…
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Oyster regeneration expands to County Wicklow
Oyster regeneration expands to County Wicklow by Lorna Siggins Go to fishing news uk
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Fishing News Global Briefing – 25 February 2026
Fishing News Global Briefing – 25 February 2026 by Andy Read Go to fishing news uk
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Cornwall Fisheries Science Board: CFPO appoints science and policy lead
Cornwall Fisheries Science Board: CFPO appoints science and policy lead by Martin Harvey Go to fishing news uk
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Vale and Everllence to develop ethanol-powered engine
Vale and Everllence to develop ethanol-powered engine Companies expect ethanol as a marine fuel to resonate in Brazil and China. Gary Howard Go to seatrade maritime
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Long-term charters may explain Zim’s premium price
Long-term charters may explain Zim’s premium price Amid industry debate on whether Hapag-Lloyd is over-paying for the Israeli carrier, Zim, Alphaliner offer some explanation for the high price. Nick Savvides Go to seatrade maritime
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Spike in cyberattacks demand persistent tracking at sea
Spike in cyberattacks demand persistent tracking at sea Pole Star Global says that with frequent Automatic Identification System (AIS) spoofing and GPS jamming there is a need for more effective persistent tracking methods. Go to seatrade maritime
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ONE founding CEO Jeremy Nixon to stand down
ONE founding CEO Jeremy Nixon to stand down Emirates Shipping Line chief Till Ole Barrelet is set to take over the helm at Ocean Network Express mid-year Marcus Hand Go to seatrade maritime
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Japanese shipyards among 20 added to China export control list
Japanese shipyards among 20 added to China export control list China has escalated export restrictions place on Japanese firms with shipyards involved. Katherine Si Go to seatrade maritime
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New Baltic Sea interconnector on horizon as Lithuania, Latvia, and Germany plan cross-border link
New Baltic Sea interconnector on horizon as Lithuania, Latvia, and Germany plan cross-border link Lithuania, Latvia, and Germany are planning a joint offshore interconnector that would enable electricity […] The post New Baltic Sea interconnector on horizon as Lithuania, Latvia, and Germany plan cross-border link appeared first on Offshore Energy. Adrijana Buljan Go to offshore…
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‘World-first’ as ammonia-fuelled two-stroke engine passes quality assurance
‘World-first’ as ammonia-fuelled two-stroke engine passes quality assurance Swiss marine power company WinGD has completed what it says is the world’s first […] The post ‘World-first’ as ammonia-fuelled two-stroke engine passes quality assurance appeared first on Offshore Energy. Nadja Skopljak Go to offshore energy biz
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Technip Energies-led JV nets ‘major’ LNG contract with QatarEnergy
Technip Energies-led JV nets ‘major’ LNG contract with QatarEnergy A joint venture (JV) of Technip Energies, as the leader, Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC) […] The post Technip Energies-led JV nets ‘major’ LNG contract with QatarEnergy appeared first on Offshore Energy. Nadja Skopljak Go to offshore energy biz
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Critical HV components under construction in Türkiye for second Malta-Italy link
Critical HV components under construction in Türkiye for second Malta-Italy link The production of critical high-voltage (HV) components for the second electrical interconnector between Malta […] The post Critical HV components under construction in Türkiye for second Malta-Italy link appeared first on Offshore Energy. Nadja Skopljak Go to offshore energy biz
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WiseTech says to cut nearly 30% of workforce as it preps for AI era
WiseTech says to cut nearly 30% of workforce as it preps for AI era The widely used freight forwarding software vendor said artificial intelligence is enabling it to reduce staff in roles that include programming, product development and customer service. Go to journal of commerce
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Jeremy Nixon to step down as ONE CEO after eight years at the helm
Jeremy Nixon to step down as ONE CEO after eight years at the helm Nixon, one of the most recognized executives in container shipping, led the transformation of legacy Japanese carriers K Line, MOL and NYK into a unified global company based in Singapore. Go to journal of commerce
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India-Europe spot rates climb on seasonal booking demand, tighter capacity
India-Europe spot rates climb on seasonal booking demand, tighter capacity Forwarders say reefer-centric Indian grape exports combined with sporadic vessel schedule disruptions have enabled carriers to adjust rates upward on the trade lane. Go to journal of commerce
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IEEPA tariff decision prompts flood of correction tools for refunds, customs entries
IEEPA tariff decision prompts flood of correction tools for refunds, customs entries A number of forwarders and software vendors are providing products, often for free, to help shippers and customs brokers calculate refunds they may have coming following Friday’s Supreme Court ruling. Go to journal of commerce
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Australia Secures First Nuclear Reactor Components For Historic AUKUS Submarine Program
Australia Secures First Nuclear Reactor Components For Historic AUKUS Submarine Program Image for representation purposes only The Albanese Government has announced a $310 million payment for the acquisition of long‑lead items from the United Kingdom to support Australia’s future sovereign conventionally‑armed, nuclear‑powered submarine capability. The announcement will directly support the manufacture of critical components for…
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India’s SDHI To Complete 5 Offshore Support Vessels For San Maritime At Revived Pipavav Yard
India’s SDHI To Complete 5 Offshore Support Vessels For San Maritime At Revived Pipavav Yard Image Credits: SDHI/LinkedIn Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited (SDHI) will complete five offshore support vessels (OSVs) for Kakinada-based San Maritime India at its Pipavav shipyard on India’s west coast. The vessels, originally part of a 12-ship order for ONGC,…
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World’s Largest US Aircraft Carrier USS Gerald R. Ford Battles Massive Toilet Failure Amid Iran Tensions
World’s Largest US Aircraft Carrier USS Gerald R. Ford Battles Massive Toilet Failure Amid Iran Tensions Image for representation purposes only The US Navy’s largest and most expensive aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford, is facing persistent sewage system failures as it heads toward the Middle East amid rising US-Iran tensions. The $13 billion nuclear-powered…
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Panama Forces CK Hutchison Staff Out Of Key Panama Canal Terminals After Supreme Court Ruling
Panama Forces CK Hutchison Staff Out Of Key Panama Canal Terminals After Supreme Court Ruling Image for representation purposes only Panama has formally cancelled long-standing port concessions held by Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison at two major Panama Canal terminals and transferred temporary control to subsidiaries of Maersk and MSC. The move affects the Balboa and…
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UK Targets Oil Giant Transneft And 175 Firms In Largest Sanctions Package Since 2022
UK Targets Oil Giant Transneft And 175 Firms In Largest Sanctions Package Since 2022 Image for representation purposes only The United Kingdom has announced nearly 300 new sanctions against Russia, marking its largest package since the early months of the 2022 invasion of Ukraine. The measures directly target Russian oil exports, the shadow fleet of…
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Shipping Firm RFOcean to Buy E-Methanol from ETFuels at Fixed Rate
Shipping Firm RFOcean to Buy E-Methanol from ETFuels at Fixed Rate RFOcean is moving early to lock in e-methanol supply for its ships, which it expects to be scarce in future. Go to ship&bunker
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Island Oil Arrests Cruise Ship in China Over Bunker Payment Dispute
Island Oil Arrests Cruise Ship in China Over Bunker Payment Dispute The Liberian-flagged 42,289 GT cruise ship Blue Dream Melody was arrested on February 11 at Beihai Port in China. Go to ship&bunker
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Asian Carriers Dominate Asia-North America Container Shipping Trade
Asian Carriers Dominate Asia-North America Container Shipping Trade Alphaliner says Cosco, ONE and Evergreen topped fleet deployment on the Far East- North America route in January. Go to ship&bunker
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Power2X Acquires Hydrogen Developer HyCC
Power2X Acquires Hydrogen Developer HyCC Power2X is developing an e-fuels facility in Rotterdam targeting demand from potential users like shipping. Go to ship&bunker
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Hapag-Lloyd and DSV Sign Deal to Cut Scope 3 Emissions Using Biofuels
Hapag-Lloyd and DSV Sign Deal to Cut Scope 3 Emissions Using Biofuels The two-year agreement covers 18,000 tonnes of CO2e reductions using sustainable marine fuels. Go to ship&bunker
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Brim Explorer Orders High-Speed Battery Passenger Trimarans
Brim Explorer Orders High-Speed Battery Passenger Trimarans Battery Technology Go to workboat365
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Sallaum Lines Boosts RoRo Capacity With Two New LNG-Ready PCTCs
Sallaum Lines Boosts RoRo Capacity With Two New LNG-Ready PCTCs Pure Car and Truck Carriers (PCTC) Go to workboat365
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EON Named in Singapore, Marking Region’s First All-Electric Tug
EON Named in Singapore, Marking Region’s First All-Electric Tug Electric Go to workboat365
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US Navy amphibious ship to get joint strike fighter capability following upgrades
BAE Systems’ Norfolk shipyard has received a US$204.1 million US Navy contract to provide maintenance services aboard the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship (LHD) USS Iwo Jima. Under the selected restricted availability (SRA) contract awarded, BAE Systems will upgrade shipboard systems to accommodate F-35B Lightning II short takeoff and vertical landing (STOVL) joint strike fighter flight…
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Eni JV agrees ‘significant’ contract for Mozambique FLNG project
Eni JV agrees ‘significant’ contract for Mozambique FLNG project Eni’s Mozambique Rovuma joint venture that runs the offshore Coral North FLNG project continues steps to develop project greenlit in October 2025 Riviera Go to rivieramm
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Spanish yard to build four support ships for Swedish Royal Navy
The Swedish Defence Materiel Administration and Spain’s Freire Shipyard have entered into an agreement wherein Freire will build four new support vessels for the Swedish Royal Navy. The new support ships will each have a length of 47 metres, a top speed of 12 knots, a maximum endurance of 10 days, and accommodation for 16…
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Construction begins on new LPG terminal at UAE’s Khalifa Port
Construction has officially begun on a new LPG storage terminal at Khalifa Port in Abu Dhabi. Local port operator the AD Ports Group said that the Nimex LPG Terminal will be the UAE’s first private-sector LPG terminal and that it will reinforce the UAE’s position as a global energy logistics and trading hub. Announced in…
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Australian company fined for unauthorised export of electronic waste to Singapore
A Melbourne, Australia-based company has been fined AU$19,800 (US$14,000) for hiding hazardous electronic waste (e-waste) in a container exported to Singapore. The container, shipped by e-waste recycling company Weeebytes, was intercepted by Singapore authorities on March 24, 2025. The shipment included large quantities of crushed hard drives, printed circuit boards, solar inverters, lithium-ion batteries, electrical…
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Indian Coast Guard responds to helicopter crash off Andaman and Nicobar Islands
The Indian Coast Guard has successfully rescued all seven people on board a commercial helicopter after it was forced to crash-land into the sea just off India’s Andaman and Nicobar Islands earlier this week. The incident occurred shortly after 09:30 local time on Tuesday, February 24, when the aircraft was forced to make an emergency…
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Workboat News Roundup | February 25 – New Australian RIBs, Indian Navy training ship launch and more
An Australian rescue organisation has formally welcomed a new boat into service while a compatriot has unveiled a harbour response craft slated to become operational in the coming weeks. A new berthing barge has been delivered to the US Navy and an Indian Navy training ship was recently launched. Lastly, construction contracts for future US…
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Hospital Ship USNS Mercy Departs Alabama as Greenland Mission Remains Unclear
Hospital Ship USNS Mercy Departs Alabama as Greenland Mission Remains Unclear The hospital ship USNS Mercy departed Alabama Shipyard on Tuesday, transiting southbound through the Gulf of Mexico at about 10.5 knots, closing out (Feed generated with FetchRSS) Defense Go to gcaptain
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VLCC Charter Rates Top $100,000 as DHT Locks in Premium One-Year Charter
VLCC Charter Rates Top $100,000 as DHT Locks in Premium One-Year Charter VLCC charter rates have pushed back into six-figure territory, with DHT Holdings (NYSE:DHT) securing a one-year time charter at $105,000 per day for the (Feed generated with FetchRSS) News Go to gcaptain
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Venezuela Readies Larger Oil Cargoes for Export, Targets India
Venezuela Readies Larger Oil Cargoes for Export, Targets India Trading houses and buyers of Venezuelan oil have chartered the first very large crude carriers (VLCCs) to export from the South American country since a (Feed generated with FetchRSS) Shipping Go to gcaptain
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A Decade of Dominance: How the U.S. Conquered Global LNG Export Markets
A Decade of Dominance: How the U.S. Conquered Global LNG Export Markets Ten years ago today, the LNG carrier Asia Vision departed Louisiana’s Sabine Pass Terminal carrying 3.3 billion cubic feet of liquefied natural gas bound for (Feed generated with FetchRSS) News Go to gcaptain
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Sanctions, Seizures, and the Limits of Maritime Visibility
Sanctions, Seizures, and the Limits of Maritime Visibility The enforcement problem has changed. Detection is no longer the constraint. Attribution is. In December 2025, a combined U.S. Coast Guard and Marine special (Feed generated with FetchRSS) Sponsored Go to gcaptain
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China Blocks Exports to 20 Japanese Companies and Puts 20 on Concerns List
China Blocks Exports to 20 Japanese Companies and Puts 20 on Concerns List In the latest sign of rising tensions between China and Japan, China’s Ministry of Commerce announced export bans on 20 leading Japanese companies and… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive
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Hospital Ship Gets Under Way After Trump Greenland Announcement
Hospital Ship Gets Under Way After Trump Greenland Announcement Three days after President Donald Trump declared that he had ordered a hospital ship to Greenland, the hospital ship USNS Mercy has departed a shipyar… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive
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PSA Antwerp, Danser Group, and its partner Hutchison Ports Europe Intermodal (HPEI) have signed a cooperation agreement… Go to asiacargonews
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Port of Hamburg posts stronger 2025 throughput on container rebound
Port of Hamburg posts stronger 2025 throughput on container rebound The Port of Hamburg reported a stronger throughput performance in 2025, with growth in its container business… Go to asiacargonews
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Oman Air Cargo has created a new Far East sales role as part of its push to expand in Asia Pacific, appointing Stephan… Go to asiacargonews
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ABS Announces U.S. Cruise Center of Excellence
ABS Announces U.S. Cruise Center of Excellence ABS has opened the ABS Cruise Center of Excellence, its dedicated global hub for the cruise sector, located in Fort Lauderdale, FL. The center expands… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive
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India’s Swan Defense Shipyard Revives Old Projects as it Develops Yard
India’s Swan Defense Shipyard Revives Old Projects as it Develops Yard Efforts continue to show progress at reviving India’s shipbuilding industry at the yard in Pipavav, formerly operated by the Reliance Group. Relaunche… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive
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RFA Argus Set to be Towed Away as Royal Navy Confirms Scrapping Plan
RFA Argus Set to be Towed Away as Royal Navy Confirms Scrapping Plan One of the longest-serving support ships and the last active survivor of the UK’s Falklands War, the Royal Navy confirmed that RFA Argus has ended her… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive
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China’s Maritime Militia Was More Active Than Ever in 2025
China’s Maritime Militia Was More Active Than Ever in 2025 China’s militia of military-trained fishing crews spent more time deployed in the South China Sea than ever before last year, according to CSIS’ Asia… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive
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UK Launches Biggest Sanction Package on Anniversary of Ukraine Invasion
UK Launches Biggest Sanction Package on Anniversary of Ukraine Invasion Timed to the fourth anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine, the UK announced what it is calling the biggest sanction package against Russia, going aft… The Maritime Executive Go to maritime executive
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India as a strategic trade hub
India as a strategic trade hub February 24, 2026 Go to aircargoweek
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India’s airfreight growth trajectory
India’s airfreight growth trajectory February 24, 2026 Go to aircargoweek
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India at the centre of a rewired world
India at the centre of a rewired world February 24, 2026 Go to aircargoweek
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Building the backbone of trade
Building the backbone of trade February 24, 2026 Go to aircargoweek
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Balancing risk and reach
Balancing risk and reach February 24, 2026 Go to aircargoweek
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Cold Chain Technologies opens major Mumbai facility
Cold Chain Technologies opens major Mumbai facility February 24, 2026 Go to aircargoweek
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Riyadh Air to launch daily service to Cairo
Riyadh Air to launch daily service to Cairo February 24, 2026 Go to aircargoweek
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Ramadan Festival takes flight at iGA Istanbul Airport
Ramadan Festival takes flight at iGA Istanbul Airport February 24, 2026 Go to aircargoweek
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IAG Cargo to manage Qatar Airways Cargo Ground Handling at Dublin hub
IAG Cargo to manage Qatar Airways Cargo Ground Handling at Dublin hub February 24, 2026 Go to aircargoweek
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BGS renews ground handling and fuel supply partnership with Finnair
BGS renews ground handling and fuel supply partnership with Finnair February 24, 2026 Go to aircargoweek
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UK hits shadow fleet and LNG trades in fresh Russia sanctions push
UK hits shadow fleet and LNG trades in fresh Russia sanctions push The UK has rolled out its largest sanctions package against Russia since the early months of the war in Ukraine, with oil tankers and LNG shipping among the main targets as London looks to squeeze Moscow’s energy revenues. Nearly 300 entities have been…
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US naval forces board sanctioned Iran-linked tanker in Indian Ocean
US naval forces board sanctioned Iran-linked tanker in Indian Ocean US naval forces have boarded the Cook Islands-flagged tanker Bertha within the US Indo-Pacific Command Area of Responsibility in the Indian Ocean. The US Department of War stated that forces conducted a “right-of-visit maritime interdiction and boarding” overnight without incident. The Department said on X…
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Orkim secures MR2 charter with Petronas trading unit
Orkim secures MR2 charter with Petronas trading unit Malaysian tanker owner and operator Orkim has entered into a time charter contract for one of its vessels with Petronas’ trading arm, PETCO Trading Labuan Company. Under the contract, the charter period is for six months commencing from the end of February 2026, with an option to…
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Maersk and MSC handed temporary running of Hutchison’s Panamanian terminals
Maersk and MSC handed temporary running of Hutchison’s Panamanian terminals Maersk and Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) have moved in to run key terminals at the entrances to the Panama Canal after Panama published a Supreme Court ruling annulling long‑running concessions held by CK Hutchison’s Panama Ports Company (PPC), clearing the way for an immediate handover…
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Body blow for Northern Ireland industry as Isle of Man bans foreign crew
Body blow for Northern Ireland industry as Isle of Man bans foreign crew by Tim Oliver Go to fishing news uk
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Shellfish industry secures new E. coli testing regime
Shellfish industry secures new E. coli testing regime by Fishing News Go to fishing news uk
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Ageing fleet eases Red Sea return risks for feeders
Ageing fleet eases Red Sea return risks for feeders Fleet profile limits trickle-down exposure for feeder tonnage, says MPC Container Ships. Gary Howard Go to seatrade maritime
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Port of Hamburg opens Dubai office
Port of Hamburg opens Dubai office Hamburg institutions establish a representative office in Dubai as UAE box volumes rise almost 30% in 2025. Gary Howard Go to seatrade maritime
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Trump tariff turmoil – damage already done to supply chain
Trump tariff turmoil – damage already done to supply chain Uncertainty continues to reign for US import tariffs with those struck down by the Supreme Court replaced almost immediately Nick Savvides Go to seatrade maritime
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Lalizas opens branch in the Philippines
Lalizas opens branch in the Philippines The new branch will serve as regional hub for the safety equipment manufacturer Michele Labrut Go to seatrade maritime
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ABB picks Corvus Energy battery systems for new US ferries
ABB picks Corvus Energy battery systems for new US ferries Bergen-based battery system developer lands first Washington State Ferries deal Paul Bartlett Go to seatrade maritime
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Dutch wave energy device all good during first night at sea
Dutch wave energy device all good during first night at sea A wave energy converter (WEC) developed by Wave Energy Collective (Weco) has spent its […] The post Dutch wave energy device all good during first night at sea appeared first on Offshore Energy. Nadja Skopljak Go to offshore energy biz
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N-Sea’s new cable layer arrives in the Netherlands for final outfitting
N-Sea’s new cable layer arrives in the Netherlands for final outfitting The hull of the dual-fuel cable installation and repair vessel destined for N-Sea Group […] The post N-Sea’s new cable layer arrives in the Netherlands for final outfitting appeared first on Offshore Energy. Nadja Skopljak Go to offshore energy biz
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Four companies jointly bid to develop Britain’s first hydrogen network in the Humber
Four companies jointly bid to develop Britain’s first hydrogen network in the Humber National Gas, Centrica, Equinor and SSE Thermal have launched a coordinated bid to develop […] The post Four companies jointly bid to develop Britain’s first hydrogen network in the Humber appeared first on Offshore Energy. Nadja Skopljak Go to offshore energy biz
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‘First-ever’ remote operated landing crafts to be built in Malaysia
‘First-ever’ remote operated landing crafts to be built in Malaysia Malaysia-headquartered offshore support vessel (OSV) provider Nam Cheong has been awarded shipbuilding contracts, valued […] The post ‘First-ever’ remote operated landing crafts to be built in Malaysia appeared first on Offshore Energy. Nadja Skopljak Go to offshore energy biz
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Technip Energies, JGC and SHI chosen to progress Mozambique’s second FLNG project
Technip Energies, JGC and SHI chosen to progress Mozambique’s second FLNG project A partnership of Technip Energies, JGC and Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) has secured a […] The post Technip Energies, JGC and SHI chosen to progress Mozambique’s second FLNG project appeared first on Offshore Energy. Nadja Skopljak Go to offshore energy biz
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Hapag-Lloyd inks new sustainable biofuel deal with DSV
Hapag-Lloyd inks new sustainable biofuel deal with DSV The forwarder has contracted a total of 18,000 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent emission reductions on a well-to-wake basis that will be derived through the carrier’s Ship Green product. Go to journal of commerce
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No clear path to get IMO’s net-zero framework over the line: industry experts
No clear path to get IMO’s net-zero framework over the line: industry experts Whatever measure is ultimately agreed to by member states, decarbonization experts agree the IMO’s revised emissions reduction targets set in 2023 will need to be pushed back. Go to journal of commerce
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Maersk, MSC units begin interim management of Panama Canal terminals
Maersk, MSC units begin interim management of Panama Canal terminals APMT and TiL will operate the Balboa and Cristobal terminals, respectively, for 18 months while Panama’s government considers how best to award long-term contracts after nullifying the 28-year concession held by CK Hutchison. Go to journal of commerce
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Zim acquisition sets up network changes for Gemini: Sea-Intelligence
Zim acquisition sets up network changes for Gemini: Sea-Intelligence Hapag-Lloyd said it wants to integrate Zim into the alliance with Maersk, but adding new ports and overlapping coverage means changes to services. Go to journal of commerce
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New AI Platform Tracks 164 Global PSC Detentions, Transforms Port State Control Data Into Real-Time Intelligence
New AI Platform Tracks 164 Global PSC Detentions, Transforms Port State Control Data Into Real-Time Intelligence Image for representation purposes only DetentionTrackr has launched a new artificial intelligence (AI) maritime intelligence platform designed to centralise global Port State Control (PSC) detention data into real-time actionable insight. The platform aims to convert fragmented enforcement records into…
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Fincantieri Launches First Next-Generation OPV ‘Ugolino Vivaldi’ For Italian Navy
Fincantieri Launches First Next-Generation OPV ‘Ugolino Vivaldi’ For Italian Navy Image Credits: Fincantieri Fincantieri has launched the first next-generation Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV), Ugolino Vivaldi, for the Italian Navy at its Riva Trigoso shipyard in Liguria, Italy. The vessel is the first of four units being built under a €1.2 billion naval program managed by…
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U.S. Military Kills 3 In Caribbean Drug Boat Strike, Death Toll Reaches 151 In Anti-Narcoterror Campaign
U.S. Military Kills 3 In Caribbean Drug Boat Strike, Death Toll Reaches 151 In Anti-Narcoterror Campaign Screengrab from X video posted by US Southern Command The U.S. military said it killed three people on Monday, February 23, after striking an alleged drug-smuggling vessel in the Caribbean Sea. The operation is part of a months-long campaign…
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EU Extends Operation ASPIDES Until 2027, Allocates €15 Million To Protect Red Sea Shipping
EU Extends Operation ASPIDES Until 2027, Allocates €15 Million To Protect Red Sea Shipping Image Credits: EUNAVFOR Operation ASPIDES/LinkedIn The European Union has extended its naval mission Operation ASPIDES until 28 February 2027 to continue protecting commercial shipping in the Red Sea region. The decision was approved by the Council of the European Union following…
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China Achieves Historic Autonomous Docking With Smart Container Ship ‘Zhi Fei’ At Qingdao Port
China Achieves Historic Autonomous Docking With Smart Container Ship ‘Zhi Fei’ At Qingdao Port Screengrab from YT video posted by CGTN China has completed its first full-process unmanned container ship operation, covering autonomous navigation, berthing and cargo handling at Qingdao Port in Shandong Province on February 21. The smart feeder vessel Zhi Fei docked, secured,…
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How to Maintain Your Boat’s Hydraulic Steering
How to Maintain Your Boat’s Hydraulic Steering SeaStar hydraulic steering systems are superbly reliable. Regular inspections and maintenance help keep them that way. Courtesy Dometic Hydraulic steering systems are so super reliable that boaters may forget about them. But if you were to lose steering, you’d be put in a dangerous—perhaps life-threatening—situation. For this reason,…
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Corvus Energy Batteries Picked for ABB-Led Washington State Ferries Hybrid Build
Corvus Energy Batteries Picked for ABB-Led Washington State Ferries Hybrid Build Corvus Energy will equip two hybrid ferries under an ABB propulsion contract, with an option for a third vessel. Go to ship&bunker
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New Zealand Adds 100 More Vessels to Russia Sanctions List
New Zealand Adds 100 More Vessels to Russia Sanctions List The latest sanctions bring the total number of vessels designated by New Zealand to 210. Go to ship&bunker
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European Commission Approves German State Takeover of Rosneft Assets
European Commission Approves German State Takeover of Rosneft Assets Rosneft holds an interest in three German refineries, which produce a range of products including bunker fuels. Go to ship&bunker