ABS has proposed letting shipowners earn and trade carbon credits for energy-efficiency gains, offering a bridging mechanism in the divided IMO carbon-rules debate.
A Stillstrom-led consortium has secured €5 million in EU funding to build the first offshore power zone for charging vessels at anchor off Skagen, Denmark.
The Capesize bulkers Cape XL and Huge Kumano collided in the Singapore Strait on May 20, locking together briefly before separating with no pollution or injuries reported.
The U.S. Navy commissioned its 16th and final Freedom-variant littoral combat ship in Cleveland, Ohio — the first Navy commissioning in the state’s history.
Union Maritime’s third WindWings-equipped LR2 tanker marks a shift from pilot installations to repeatable commercial deployment of wind propulsion.
Wärtsilä has launched a modular onboard grease trap series designed to keep fats, oils, and grease out of ship discharge systems — a practical new tool for fleet operators navigating tightening environmental compliance requirements at sea.
A new global ports report finds near-universal commitment to carbon neutrality by 2050 — but warns that progress is fragmenting along regional and financial fault lines just as the pressure to act intensifies.
A bunkering mishap at Europe’s second-busiest port sent oil into the Scheldt River and across protected Dutch wetlands, triggering a weeks-long environmental cleanup with lasting operational and ecological consequences.
China’s first all-electric intelligent container ship has entered commercial service, setting a new global benchmark for zero-emission coastal shipping.
One of the shortest Great Lakes winter closures on record kicked off a promising 2026 international shipping seaA bunkering accident at the Port of Antwerp sent heavy fuel oil spilling into the Scheldt River and across protected wetlands, halting ship traffic and triggering a weeks-long cleanup operation.son, with the first ocean vessel arriving loaded with steel mill equipment from Taiwan.
