Maritime

Japan

NYK and Neptune sign MoU to drive maritime decarbonisation through hull cleaning

Emily Carter - September 29, 2025

Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK Line), one of the world’s largest shipping companies, and Neptune Robotics, a pioneer in robotics-driven vessel cleaning, have signed...

Energy

UNCTAD Review of Maritime Transport 2025 report

Malik Johnson - September 29, 2025

UNTAD has published its in-depth Review of Maritime Transport 2025 report The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has published its Review of...

Maritime

Panama Canal Disruption Charges

Sophie Becker - September 29, 2025

The Panama Canal Authority introduced the “Disruption Charge” tariff to minimize transit delays /or disruptions by reducing vessel incidents during transit and to encourage...

Energy

India’s first maritime simulation centre inaugurated at AMET University

Emily Carter - September 29, 2025

Free You need to be a Standard member to access this content. Our standard membership includes: A premium membership (£295 per year) is also available which includes...

Japan

NYK and Neptune Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Drive Decarbonisation in the Maritime Industry through Hull Cleaning

Emily Carter - September 29, 2025

Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK Line), one of the world’s largest shipping companies, and Neptune Robotics (Neptune), a pioneer in robotics-driven vessel cleaning,...

Maritime

EU Moves to Enhance Undersea Cable Security as Sweden Looks at New Incident

Linh Nguyen - September 29, 2025

Swedish authorities confirmed this morning, February 21, that they have launched an investigation into newly discovered damage on another undersea Baltic transmission cable....

China

Are U.S. Policies Eroding China’s Dominance in Shipbuilding?

Carlos Nieves - September 29, 2025

The United States has begun to act on a groundswell of interest in revitalizing its struggling shipbuilding industry and reducing China’s dominance in the...

Energy

Containers Lead on Efficiency: 67% of the Fleet Achieves a CII Rating of A–C

Akira Nakamura - September 29, 2025

In terms of the top 10 global beneficial owners by value, Swiss based MSC currently owns the most expensive fleet with a value of...

Energy

Why shipping needs to rethink what’s worked before

Carlos Nieves - September 29, 2025

At Houlder, we call this reliance on familiarity “dead reckoning” decision-making. It’s the practice of plotting a course by past position – valuable for...

Energy