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energy · April 13, 2026
A. P. Moller – Maersk has announced a temporary 7% intermodal fuel fee for truck cargo into El Salvador, effective mid-April, citing unprecedented energy costs driven by Middle East geopolitical tensions and their impact on global fuel availability.
safety · April 13, 2026
As geopolitical tensions in the Hormuz Strait threaten crew welfare, ongoing operational incidents underscore the complex safety challenges facing maritime workers globally.
energy · April 13, 2026
Saudi Arabia restores critical East-West pipeline capacity while Australia moves to secure fertilizer supplies amid regional instability, highlighting maritime industry vulnerability to geopolitical shocks.
regulatory · April 13, 2026
The US Centcom has confirmed that a military blockade of Iranian ports beginning April 13 will encompass all maritime traffic, clarifying earlier statements regarding the Strait of Hormuz and signaling a major escalation in maritime trade restrictions.
safety · April 13, 2026
The maritime industry is increasingly adopting data analytics to transform crew healthcare from reactive treatment to preventive, proactive health management at sea. Industry experts highlight how predictive data strategies can improve crew wellness and operational efficiency across global shipping.
energy · April 12, 2026
Crude tankers have abruptly reversed course in the Strait of Hormuz as negotiations between the US and Iran deteriorated, underscoring persistent geopolitical risks that continue to disrupt critical global energy shipping routes.
news · April 12, 2026
This week's maritime news highlights escalating supply chain disruptions across critical shipping corridors—from US military mine-clearing operations in the Strait of Hormuz to NATO's cautious approach to Russian shadow fleet enforcement—while the industry advances decarbonization efforts and resolves major liability claims.
energy · April 12, 2026
Offshore operators are expanding deepwater exploration and production activities across Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia, with Türkiye's historic foray into African waters and major contract extensions driving sector growth.
freight · April 12, 2026
Evergreen Marine's $3 billion order for 11 ultra-large container vessels signals optimism in ocean shipping markets, even as domestic freight faces capacity tightening and logistics operators contend with regulatory headwinds.
environment · April 12, 2026
Meteorologists warn that developing El Niño conditions could trigger low water levels at the Panama Canal by late 2026, potentially creating new bottlenecks in global shipping already strained by Middle East tensions and Red Sea diversions.
freight · April 12, 2026
Ocean carriers are rolling out significant rate increases and fuel surcharges while regulatory efforts to ban data center development threaten a key cargo segment, creating a challenging environment for shippers already dealing with elevated energy costs.
energy · April 10, 2026
The European Union substantially increased imports of liquefied natural gas from Russia's Yamal LNG project in Q1 2026, capturing nearly all available cargoes despite forthcoming regulatory restrictions that threaten to cut off supplies.
technology · April 10, 2026
At its customer event Decision44, supply chain software provider project44 showcased three major AI-driven product initiatives reshaping operational workflows. The company's product managers revealed how artificial intelligence is reducing development cycles from weeks to days while enhancing visibility and automation across TMS and workflow management platforms.
energy · April 10, 2026
Viva Energy has secured federal environmental approval for a proposed liquefied natural gas terminal in Geelong, Victoria, aimed at addressing the region's gas supply shortfall.
energy · April 10, 2026
The Gulf of Suez Petroleum Company (GUPCO) has commenced oil production from a new offshore well in Egypt, expanding production capacity at its Gulf of Suez field.
energy · April 10, 2026
Former Solar Power Accelerator (SPA) officially rebrands to RPX, announcing a strategic shift to electrify Europe's heavy transport sector through renewable energy, AI software, and Battery-as-a-Service solutions.
news · April 10, 2026
Despite a tentative U.S.-Iran ceasefire agreement, the Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed to commercial traffic with disputes over transit tolls adding fresh uncertainty to one of the world's most critical shipping chokepoints.
safety · April 10, 2026
Risk Intelligence reports a reduction in maritime security incidents across Asian waters during the first quarter of 2026, reflecting improved enforcement of sanctions and fewer confirmed boardings by pirates.
news · April 10, 2026
From ammonia carrier orders to fleet modernization and record shipbuilding backlogs, the shipping industry demonstrates robust health amid geopolitical challenges and the energy transition.
energy · April 10, 2026
Brazilian energy giant Petrobras has completed the acquisition of full ownership of two strategic offshore oil assets in the Campos Basin, buying out Malaysia-based Petronas' Brazilian subsidiary.