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The aggregate capacity of the global boxship fleet will have doubled in less than a decade. The same cannot be said for demand growth so scrapping and slow steaming will become necessary tools for carriers

Energos Infrastructure, a joint venture by asset manager Apollo and New Fortress Energy has acquired on two 2021-built FSRU’s from Dynagas for an undisclosed price.

Swedish ro-ro cargo and passenger ferry tonnage provider has added an additional vessel to its flexible ro-pax series, nine of which are already in service with a variety of ferry operators

CSBC aims to diversify its portfolio after years of significant losses

Allied research shows more new orders than secondhand deals across the dry bulk, tanker, container and gas sectors during the past 12 months

Hardiman was previously CEO at Oman’s Port of Salalah. Like his predecessor, he has also spent part of his career with APM Terminals in the Middle East

This year will see a modest improvement in fortunes for global trade. But geopolitical pressures will mean changing patterns and slower growth

Mass flow meters are mandatory for all bunker deliveries in Singapore, while Rotterdam and Antwerp-Bruges will make them mandatory in 2026

The African nation employs a UAE-based private company to run the registry, with 98% of all tonnage with Gabon now engaged in sanctioned oil trading

After a softer period in December, earnings for very large crude carriers have surged. Rates have been buoyed by increased spot activity in the US Gulf that has stretched vessel availability in the Atlantic Basin, Jefferies says