London-listed Tufton Assets has secured higher-paying employment across its tanker and dry bulk fleet, with two MR product tankers extended for another year and further charter renewals in the ...

The global shipbuilding boom is gathering pace, with orderbooks surpassing their previous 2008 peak, Chinese yards tightening their grip on the market and tanker owners increasingly turning to ...

China has emerged as a major player in the global green shipping corridor movement, with at least 21 initiatives linked to ...

Norwegian offshore services group Archer is pulling out of offshore wind engineering, procurement, and construction work and ...

Canada has committed up to C$254m ($181m) in federal funding to expand cargo-handling capacity and improve rail connections at Port Saint John in New Brunswick. The investment is intended to support ...

Italy’s Port of Ravenna has increased its permitted vessel draft to 11 m at five commercial terminals, allowing operators to ...

Greek shipowner Alpha Gas has moved into Chinese gas carrier construction, contracting two very large gas carriers at Hengli ...

New research from investment bank Jefferies charts how shipping shares have shifted from being negatively correlated with ...

Iraq’s national shipping line is returning to scheduled container services in the Gulf after more than half a century, as the country seeks to rebuild maritime connections disrupted by the Strait of ...

Greek owner Danaos has been linked to another $218m newbuilding investment in China, with brokers placing the John ...

Monaco-based shipowner Gestion Maritime is moving into the ultramax segment with an order for three 64,000 dwt bulk carriers at China’s Nantong Xiangyu Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering. The Danilo ...

Australian energy major Woodside has resumed commissioning at its Scarborough gas project offshore Western Australia after ...