By 2026, EU ETS requires shipping firms to cover all greenhouse gas emissions, including CO₂, CH₄, and N₂O.

The Shipping Association of Nigeria reports 2,300 stowaway incidents in 2025, highlighting security concerns at Nigerian ports.

Carbon emissions in container shipping declined in Q2 2025 despite ongoing conflict-induced detours via the Cape of Good Hope, reported Ventura, California's gCaptain

SHIPPING firms may need to pay a fee to use the Baltic Sea, one of the world's busiest shipping routes, in order to cover the high costs of protecting undersea cables, Estonia's defence minister said following a spate of breaches

THE UN's International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has approved of levy on every ton of shipping emissions from oceangoing cargo vessels, reports LA-based CleanTechnica

THE International Energy Agency's (IEA) March report indicates a rise in demand for bunker fuel, the primary fuel for ships, due to disruptions caused by Houthi attacks on cargo vessels, reports New York's FreightWaves

UNITED Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) has reported December 3 multiple threats to shipping transiting the Bab el-Mandeb strait at the entrance to the Red Sea amid heightened risks to vessels in the region from drone attacks, reports London's S&P Global

CONTAINER shipping costs from Korea to the US west coast experienced a 7

FRENCH shipping giant CMA CGM has expressed concerns regarding the gravity of navigational conditions in the Amazon River

UKRAINIAN authorities say ships are going in and out of Ukrainian Black Sea ports in increasing numbers along the new trade lane skirting the shore to avoid Russians

DESPITE a decline in global cargo and the current slump in the shipping industry, Taiwanese shipping companies are distributing generous mid-year bonuses, re-distributing earlier gains made during the Covid crisis, reports Bloomberg

We had a short interview with Captain Numan Çokgörmüşler, who is the General Coordinator of Movers Denizcilik Ticaret A.Ş. about the establishment and aims of the company.

THE container shipping industry is set to return to negative margins with forecasts of weak demand growth in the coming quarters, says Paris research house Alphaliner

New York Daily NewsGermanshippingfirm says pirates have taken its vesselSifyBerlin, Oct 24 (DPA) Pirates seized anothershipnear the Somali coast Sunday, a Germanshippingcompany said. BelugaShippingGmbH, based in the North Sea...Pirates seize Germanshipoff KenyaXinhuaGermanshipseized by pirates off KenyaThe Associated PressPirates hijackshipnear Kenyan coastCNN InternationalBusinessWeek -ITAR-TASS -Hindustan Times467 haber makalesinin tümü »

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SOUTHEAST China's Fujian province recorded a cross-strait direct shipping freight volume of 7.11 million tonnes from January to April, up 2.98 per cent over the same period in 2011.

Apple InsiderApple beginsshippingLTE-capable iPad mini modelsApple InsiderCustomers on Tuesday began receiving word from Apple's online store that their orders for the new iPad mini with LTE connectivity have begunshipping.Shipping. Multiple readers indicated to AppleInsider Tuesday morning that they began receiving...Pre-ordered iPad Minis With LTE Are NowShippingCult of MaciPad mini LTE models reportedlyshipping, arrival expected Nov. 15TechRadar UK4G LTE-Enabled IPad Minis toShipLater This WeekGadget InsidersTweakTown -Tell Me News -DeviceMAGall 201 news articles »

Clarkson PLC (Clarksons) announced preliminary results for the twelve months ended 31 December 2012.Andi Case, Chief Executive, commented:“Last year the shipping markets remained significantly, and in some cases increasingly, challenged, with global economic weakness and the demand/supply imbalance of

TWENTY Chinese forwarders in China have founded an online trading system for ocean shipping opening the Shanghai-based "ChinaSupplying" now registered in Hong Kong.

Research and Markets has released the "Global Shipping Industry 2013 - Forecast, Trends & Opportunities" report, now available from their report offerings.

JAPANESE shipping lines are reshuffling their intra-Asia services, being with NYK scrapping its Japan-Southeast Asia PHX2 string and revising the port rotation of its PHX1 service.

SWITZERLAND's ABC Maritime is to sell Bulgarian maritime shipping company, Navibulgar, four 36,500-deadweight tonnage (dwt) sister ships.

SINGAPORE's container shipping industry has not been spared the downturn in the global industry, with CEO Martyn Wade of Singapore-based Grindrod Shipping describing this year as the worst in the company's history, according to Channel News Asia.

THE 10th Arctic Shipping Summit will take place on March 8 - 9 in Montreal where delegates will learn more about conditions from Neil O'Rourke, director of integrated logistic support of the Canadian Coast Guard.

THE global economic slowdown is to blame for the global shipping industry's near zero growth in 2016, prompting hundreds of cargo ships to be sent the scrap heap prematurely to keep the lid on surplus capacity and freight rates above the break-even point.

THE outlook for container shipping over the next 25 years is extremely uncertain, according to a study published by insurer T T Club and consulting firm McKinsey

FRUIT and vegetable producer Fresh Del Monte's ocean logistics company, Network Shipping (NWS), is rebranding to squeeze extra business from outside sources, reports Singapore's Splash 247

MAERSK's efforts to become carbon-neutral face an unusual hurdle of there not being enough cooking oil to make biofuel that powers vessels, reports Bloomberg News

On the river Rhine, Germany’s most important waterway, ships are only able to carry half or even less cargo as usual, the section responsible for shipping and waterways of the ministry of transport (GDWS) told the German press agency (dpa) on Friday

A NEW report from global shipping consultancy Drewry shows improving conditions in the multipurpose shipping sector with dry cargo volumes having grown roughly four per cent per year in the last 10 years, bulk cargo increasing 4.6 per cent and container cargo increasing five per cent.

Seaborne shipments passed 10 billion tons for the first time ever in 2015, up 2.1 per cent from 9.8 billion tons the year before, the UNCTAD Review of Maritime Transport 2016 says, noting that this is the slowest pace of growth in the industry since 2009 and that future growth looks uncertain.

A slump in dry bulk shipping is set to worsen as the meltdown in global commodities and too many ships free for hire rock the sector used by investors to gauge the health of world trade.

The merchant world fleet gradually shifted from sail to a full engine powered fleet from about 1870 to 1940.

The State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR) has announced the latest statistic data on Azeri oil export via the main export pipeline Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) named after Heydar Aliyev: oil shipping from Ceyhan fell by 26% in November versus October 2014.

In 2013, the international liner shipping industry carried approximately 120 million containers packed with cargo, with an estimated value of more than $4 trillion.

India has one of the largest merchant shipping fleets among developed countries and is ranked 16th in the world in terms of gross tonnage under its flag. But the overall share of Indian ships in the carriage of the country’s overseas seaborne trade has been declining over the years

China’s veto of an alliance between major Western shipping firms shows its growing heft now extends to crucial global competition regulation — and analysts say it uses the power to protect its own commercial interests.

As we approach midyear 2014, shipping’s economics remain stuck in the doldrums will little or no recovery in sight. The surplus capacity of ships to the cargoes requiring transportation has been aggravated by the delivery of a massive orderbook of new ships that followed the boom markets of the middle of the last decade.

From 1 July 2014, the government will decrease the Protection of the Sea Levy (PSL) to 11.25 cents per net registered tonne for defined vessels on an ongoing basis.

Turning a tanker around is shorthand for undertaking difficult change– and doing it slowly. But does that image really represent the future of the shipping industry? Helle Gleie, Director of the Sustainable Shipping Initiative talks to Martin Beaver. Mankind has been trading by sea since Noah was a lad. Shipping is, with only few exceptions, the most energy- and cost-efficient form of

At the start of 2014, the EU controlled fleet (which comprises ships whose ultimate ownership or control lies in an EU country, but which may be flagged in a different country) comprised of 660 million deadweight tonnes, 450 million gross tonnes, and 23,000 vessels. For the purposes of this report, the EU includes the 28 EU countries plus Norway. Between the

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Shipping investment is returning to favour. The amount of money invested in new tankers, bulk carriers and container ships last year was dramatically higher than seen in the previous twelve months.

Compiled daily by the Baltic Exchange for rates settled in the spot market on a time charter equivalent basis, it’s widely considered a leading indicator due to its timeliness.

The number of ships on order reflects managers’ expectations of future supply and demand differences. When they expect future supply to increase more than demand, managers will refrain from purchasing new ships.

The New Zealand Commerce Act prohibits a range of anti-competitive conduct. However the Commerce Act, as it currently stands, contains a specific exemption which applies to international shipping. A new Bill, widely referred to as the Cartel Bill, is now before Parliament and will remove this exemption and require shipping lines to comply with the Commerce Act. Shipping

On August 30, Capesize forward contracts for the current quarter (July to September) stood at

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Maritime issues featured at No 10 roundtable meeting. Industry leaders and government ministers are due to meet at No 10 yesterday (9 September 2013) to discuss securing Britain’s competitive edge in the maritime sector.The roundtable will be attended by senior figures from top global shipping