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Steel coil transport has long required a conservative approach to loading, often preventing vessels from fully utilizing their available capacity. With the latest update to DNV’s Steel Load Planner, cargo

A major international study has found that the maritime workforce is not keeping pace with the rapid adoption of digital technologies, raising concerns for safety, efficiency and long‑term sustainability. Report

The 2026 trend (blue) sits far below its 2023–2025 range, the visible fingerprint of the wartime collapse. Flows tracked the historical norm through mid-March, fell off a cliff in the

Each year, on 25 June, the global maritime community marks the Day of the Seafarer — a day dedicated to the men and women whose work keeps world trade moving.

At a Glance The European Commission proposed the EU’s 21st sanctions package against Russia on June 9, 2026, targeting energy, financial services, and trade across multiple sectors, with the EU

Advanced Wind Energy System Optimisation & Monitoring for Efficiency – is a Horizon Europe project that delivers validated tools, standardised methodologies and real-world performance data to reduce uncertainty around wind-assisted

A return to normal? “Even if the Strait of Hormuz reopens, significant uncertainty will remain and continue to shape market outcomes,” says Niels Rasmussen, Chief Shipping Analyst at BIMCO. Key

A time charterer who fails to pay hire under a time charterparty, whether due to temporary financial difficulties or to insolvency, can cause cash flow and other problems for the

Summary The shipping industry’s path to decarbonisation is far from straightforward. Regulatory timelines are shifting, alternative fuels are maturing at different rates and the infrastructure to support them is still