Maersk counts environmental cost of Red Sea disruption
Meeting Maersk’s own climate targets poses a greater challenge than complying with Europe’s carbon levy
OPINION | Between them, Australia, France and India can watch the Indian Ocean
Australia, France, and India ought to be cooperating more closely in the surveillance of the Indian Ocean through their valuably…
‘Plot of brutal billionaire corruption’: VLCC chartering probe plays out on national television
Attorney general seeking arrest warrants in case relating to deals for at least eight tankers
Norway’s Østensjø divests ownership stake in Edda Wind
Norwegian shipowner Østensjø, through its wholly owned subsidiary Østensjø Wind, has agreed to sell 21.3 million shares in offshore support…
Russia and Kazakhstan to boost tanker loadings after CPC mooring work
Key export terminal will be able to load three ships simultaneously from July 2025
US Navy’s fifth America-class amphibious ship to be named after Afghanistan’s Helmand Province
US Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro has confirmed that the US Navy’s fifth America-class amphibious assault ship (LHA)…
Sanctions under scrutiny and Carnival cruising on gas in this week’s Wavelength podcast
Sanctions effectiveness under review, the explosion of the LNG carrier orderbook, and why Carnival says LNG is its fuel of…
Saevik family sells stake in cruise ferry firm as offshore prospects draw stalwart’s gaze
Owner Per Saevik sees ‘reasonable period’ ahead for offshore segment
Lomar snaps up supramax to take 12-month bulker spend to $127m
Owner will fit energy-saving devices ahead of long-term charter
Connecticut tanker brokerage Dietze locked in $1.4m legal battle with former partner and major shareholder
Court has escrowed $600,000 in sale of Dietze offices to rival tanker house MJLF