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A senior transport and logistics economist at ING has dubbed statements, relating to the effects of a global carbon price on shipping, coming from the White House ’weak’ and senseless. …

The meeting to adopt into law a series of regulations governing the trajectory of the global shipping industry’s decarbonisation timeline has begun at the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), wi

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce noted on 14 October that these measures respond to the US Section 301 investigation, targeting China’s maritime, logistics, and shipbuilding industries. According to t

Shell and Sunlink Energies and Resources have taken a final investment decision (FID) on an offshore gas project in the Gulf of Guinea that will feed a new processing train …

Inland pusher tugs are being built in Europe with batteries, while others will use hydrogen with fuel cells. Environmental requirements for pushboats are tightening, mandating low emissions along inla

Guangdong Songfa Ceramics disclosed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange on 14 October that its subsidiary Hengli Shipbuilding has signed and activated contracts for the construction of three vessels: a 306

The Ministry of Transport disclosed on 14 October that China-built vessels, as well as empty ships entering domestic yards solely for repairs, will be exempt from the fee. The announcement …

Valaris has been awarded a five-well contract with BP Exploration Delta Ltd for the ultra-deepwater drillship Valaris DS-12 in Egypt. Set to commence in Q2 2026, the contract has an …

Maersk is testing a new fuel blend on board Laura Maersk, the vessel that in 2023 became the world’s first container vessel to sail on methanol. The ship is testing …

In a 13 October 2025 statement, Minister for Energy Consumers Martin McCluskey, a Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State in the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, confirmed that consent deci