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The latest shake-up of the liner alliance system will see a focus on ensuring cargoes are delivered on time. That aim requires a shake-up to how the network is designed and operated

Tankers come with balance of multi-year charters to Total Energies

Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd put reliability at centre of new agreement | Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd to form new alliance | Red Sea war risk rates see huge jump in wake of Yemen air strikes

Oxford University paper estimates the shipping industry requires $2trn to build green ammonia infrastructure, as ammonia’s lower energy density increases production needs compared to fuel oil

Amid the rising cases of kidnapping and robbery in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, the Minister of the FCT, Nyesom WIke, has been busy with Rivers State politics, NATHANIEL SHAIBU reports

Company has also been taking delivery of gas carrier newbuildings, including units for Nasdaq-listed affiliate StealthGas

‘Alternative fuels won’t be available in the amount required, in view of that we have to focus on emissions reductions,’ says Hapag-Lloyd fleet director

Investigations are ongoing and the suspension will be lifted on the orders of South Korea’s Ministry of Labour and Employment. Hanwha Ocean expects some disruption to production

The state-owned shipbuilding group, formed through the restructuring of the former conglomerate Vinashin, shoulders a substantial debt burden of $4bn

Two incidents have been reported by UK Maritime Trade Operations on Tuesday. These are the 30th and 31st seen since mid-November