The UK energy regulator Ofgem has named investment firm Equitix as the preferred bidder for the £450 million Neart na Gaoithe Offshore Transmission Owner (OFTO) project, marking another major step …
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More than 80 successful drone flights have marked a new chapter in offshore wind logistics as RWE demonstrates how autonomous cargo drones can support daily operations at offshore wind farms …
A First for Foreign Shipowners, a Boost for Indian Shipbuilding In a landmark move for India’s maritime industry, CMA CGM Group has signed a letter of intent for six new …
A new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Gazelle Wind Power Limited and Titan Wind Energy (Suzhou) Co., Ltd marks a significant step toward industrializing and scaling floating offshore wind technology …
On October 14, 2025, a location agreement ceremony for the establishment of the Akita Branch of DENZAI E&C Corp. was held at the Akita Prefectural Government Office, marking another step …
A Strategic Collaboration for Europe’s Floating Wind Future On October 6, BOA and BrestPort signed a cooperation agreement (MoU) to explore new ways to launch floating offshore wind turbines from …
With sails fully deployed, the Neoliner Origin made a striking entrance into Marseille at dawn, gliding past Frioul Island, Château d’If, and the breakwater before docking for unloading operations. The …
Offshore wind project recognised for technical excellence and societal impact The Jan Agema Award, established by the Dutch Association of Hydraulic Engineers in honor of Jan Agema, encourages innovation in …
French shipping company Maritima, a subsidiary of the Sogestran Group, has announced the construction of two new bunker vessels for long-time partner Petroineos, marking another step toward modernizing bunkering operations …
When Dajin Heavy Industry rolled out its first self-built heavy deck carrier, King One, on 10 October 2025, it wasn’t just another ship launch — it was a statement. The …
Freight and Charter Rates Drift Apart When markets drift out of sync, they eventually snap back—and according to Drewry, the container charter market is nearing that moment. The firm’s latest …
The offshore vessel market in Brazil just got a little busier—and a lot more competitive. DOF Group ASA announced this week that it has secured two new long-term contracts with …
Delivering the world’s largest offshore wind foundations doesn’t happen overnight — and for the team at CS WIND Offshore, it’s been a season defined by sheer scale and precision. During …
Major Carriers Move Fast After 41% Port Tariff Hike When the Chittagong Port Authority (CPA) raised tariffs for the first time in four decades, the move sent ripples across Bangladesh’s …
Hamburg, Germany – Project logistics specialist deugro has signed a strategic port handling agreement with J. Müller, the terminal operator at the Port of Brake, securing key logistics operations for …
Subsea7 has been awarded a major engineering, procurement, construction, and installation (EPCI) contract from Aramco for offshore facilities in Saudi Arabia, strengthening its long-standing collaboration under the company’s Long-Term Agreement …
The breakbulk and project cargo sector stands at the centre of a geopolitical and economic storm unlike any in recent memory. As US-China trade tensions intensified in late 2024, the …
A new approach to securing low-carbon fuel for industry and shipping DNV has launched what it calls the industry’s first public tender portal for e-methanol procurement in the European Union …
Specialist heavy transport firm Collett & Sons Ltd has completed the complex delivery and installation of three high-voltage transformers to the New Cumnock Substation in Scotland, working on behalf of …
Beijing Targets Hanwha Ocean’s American Units China has imposed sanctions on five Hanwha Ocean subsidiaries in the United States, marking one of its strongest retaliatory steps yet in the widening …
Germany’s Steelwind Nordenham has completed the final loadout of three monopiles for Poland’s 1.2 GW Baltic Power offshore wind project, marking the end of its foundation manufacturing phase. The company …
The United States has reached a milestone in its offshore wind ambitions as the Charybdis, the nation’s first Jones Act-compliant Wind Turbine Installation Vessel (WTIV), has arrived at Portsmouth Port, …
A Milestone for European Rail Connectivity Under clear skies at the Maasvlakte, Port of Rotterdam Authority, ProRail, and Swietelsky Rail Benelux marked a pivotal moment for European freight transport — …
COSCO Shipping Europe is reinforcing its intermodal footprint in Central Europe through a close partnership with METRANS Group, following a recent visit to the operator’s advanced terminal in Česká Třebová, …
A New Logistics Hub for Central Asia Dubai, United Arab Emirates – 10 October 2025 — In a move that could reshape the logistics landscape of Central Asia, DP World …
When you see a convoy of heavy-haul trucks moving through the Dutch countryside early on a Sunday morning, it’s usually for something big. This weekend was no exception. Wagenborg together …
A Bold Step Toward a New VLCC Powerhouse The long-anticipated merger between Bruton Limited and Andes Tankers II is now firmly on course, with both boards giving the green light …
Strengthening the Northern–Western Europe Corridor Finnlines, part of the Grimaldi Group, has launched a new weekly Ro-Ro freight service linking the Port of Bilbao in Spain with the Polish port …
A New Shipping Shortcut Emerges The Istanbul Bridge made maritime history this weekend, arriving at Felixstowe on October 13 after a groundbreaking voyage through the Arctic. Operated by Sealegend under …
When speed makes the difference between profit and loss, logistics operators need more than just a reliable route—they need rhythm. That’s what Ostend-Bruges Airport and LeShuttle Freight aim to deliver …
Washington Draws a Line Over the UN’s First Shipping Carbon Levy The United States government has made its strongest statement yet against the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) proposed Net Zero …
It’s the Week for IMO — and the Stakes Couldn’t Be Higher As the International Maritime Organization (IMO) gathers in London this week for its 2nd Extraordinary Session (MEPC/ES.2), the …
When whispers turn into headlines in shipping, people pay attention. And this week, all eyes are on Thenamaris, led by Nikolas Martinos, after reports surfaced that the low-profile Greek shipowner …
A devastating accident struck Istanbul’s Tuzla shipyard zone on October 9, 2025, when the St. Kitts and Nevis–flagged Ro-Ro vessel Elmes capsized during repair works at Yıldız Shipyard, resulting in …
Beijing Strikes Back Against Washington’s Maritime Tariffs Starting October 14, 2025, China will begin charging significant new port fees on ships linked to the United States — a direct retaliation …
Europe’s Busiest Port Grinds to a Halt What started as a 48-hour strike in the Port of Rotterdam has now turned into an open-ended standoff, freezing container operations at Europe’s …
All eyes are on London this week as the International Maritime Organization (IMO) prepares to adopt the world’s first global carbon pricing scheme for international shipping. The move—decades in the …
A New Chapter in Dubai’s Story of Trade and Innovation DP World has broken ground on the next phase of its ambitious new global headquarters at Expo City Dubai, marking …
A weekly Ro-Ro link bridging Northern and Western Europe with a greener, more connected logistics chain Finnlines, part of the Grimaldi Group, has launched a new weekly Ro-Ro freight service …
Second Blade Lifter Boosts Wind Turbine Transport Capability Collett & Sons Ltd is expanding its renewable energy transport capabilities with the purchase of a new Goldhofer FTV850 Blade Lifter, marking …
From Antwerp to Tomakomai: A Global Journey for a New Spirit When 43 pieces of whisky distillery equipment left Antwerp earlier this year, few might have imagined the journey ahead …
Liege Airport (LGG) has reported a strong performance in the third quarter of 2025, recording a 23% increase in freight volumes compared to the same period last year. The Belgian …
Powering a Greener, More Connected Continent When Ursula von der Leyen took the stage at the Global Gateway Forum in Brussels, she wasn’t just announcing another aid package — she …
India’s cold chain logistics just got a boost with the launch of the first-ever dedicated reefer rail freight service connecting Thimmapur ICD in Hyderabad to Nhava Sheva Port (JNPA), jointly …
Market Calms After a Turbulent September Airfreight spot rates from China to Europe have softened slightly in early October, falling around 4% over the past two weeks. The dip follows …
A New Addition to Japan’s Modern Bulker Fleet At its Shin Kasado Dockyard, Imabari Shipbuilding handed over the NORSE CONTINUATION on October 3, 2025 — a 64,000 DWT Handymax-class bulk …
If you work in logistics today, you probably feel like you’re juggling chainsaws in a storm. Every week brings a new surprise — a tariff hike here, a port strike …
Dutch shipowner ForestWave Offshore has completed the acquisition of Noordriver Shipping, effective October 1, 2025, further consolidating its position in the European dry bulk and project cargo markets. The move …
Danish renewable energy company Ørsted announced a major reorganization that will see around 2,000 jobs cut—about a quarter of its global workforce—by the end of 2027. The move is part …
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