Orders for alternative-fuelled vessels surged in September, with 69 new orders recorded during the month, according to Kristian Hammer, Product
West P&I highlights recurring pollution risk from overboard pipe failures
The West of England P&I Club is highlighting a recurring pollution risk involving overboard piping routed through fuel oil tanks,
Nuclear-powered LNG carrier could cut lifetime fuel costs despite higher upfront investment
A joint study involving ABS, Blossom Energy and a global shipping company has assessed the economic case for nuclear propulsion
NYK puts ammonia-fueled vessel experience under IMO spotlight
Shipping’s transition to a lower-carbon future is moving from ambition to investment, but the path ahead is becoming increasingly complex. Shipowners
FuelEU Maritime: Three key lessons drawn from the first year of implementation
The world’s largest battery-electric ferry, China Zorrilla, has arrived in the Río de la Plata, with operator Buquebus welcoming the vessel
Iran signals seven-day timeline to reopen Hormuz amid negotiations with US
A cargo vessel was struck by an unknown projectile in the Strait of Hormuz on September 23, leaving the vessel on
Ambrey: Whole Black Sea now a contested operating environment
A Russian attack on a commercial cargo vessel in Ukraine’s southern Black Sea port of Odesa has killed the ship’s captain,
Marine insurance faces rising risk as IUMI calls for greater focus on prevention
The Greek-owned fleet continued to expand in 2025, but at a slower pace, as shipowners balanced fleet renewal and expansion against
Shipping’s green transition faces policy headwinds despite continued progress
On 3 September, Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) announced the delivery of three LNG dual-fuel Newcastlemax bulk carriers, Mount Victoria, Mount Yulong
IUMI elects Sean M. Dalton as its new President
The container shipping market is expected to come under increasing supply pressure in 2027 as accelerating fleet growth outpaces demand, while

