Concept allows shipowners or charterers to pay for alternative fuels without having to physically refuel at ports with available supply

Carriers built up their equipment fleets to meet shortages during the pandemic. But as demand falls, empties are piling up in Europe’s yards and terminals

The tender will give a chance for Ningbo-Zhoushan Port Co to gain the control over the facility and better consolidate its terminal resources

Russian state-owned general cargoship was initially blocked from entering Bangladesh’s ports because of US sanctions

‘The commitment by DFDS and our partner ports is an important step toward decarbonising cross-Channel transportation,’ says chief executive 

Unctad expects growth to be ‘stagnant’ in first quarter. Outlook for second half of the year is more positive

Shippers face tough decisions over whether to lock in contract rates that are higher than spot rates. But holding off could lead to higher prices later in the year if carrier capacity management take effect

Workers vote to extend industrial action for another week results in diversion of multiple LNG carriers to other regions

Grimaldi investments a vote of confidence for investing in Greece, says finance minister

A crane collapsed and damaged a section of the jetty after high winds and hailstorm hit the Ashkelon coal terminal

Volume decline linked to global trade slowdown, new year closures in Asia, and stalled west coast labour contract

Freight rates have fallen and container scarcity is now in the past. But forwarders still feel there is an uneven playing field