Seatrade-Maritime: IMO Net-Zero Framework penalties could face FMC threat in US
Carriers passing proposed net-zero compliance costs to shippers risk significant regulatory scrutiny, contract suspensions, and port bans, law firm warns.
Seatrade-Maritime: Gemini brings four services back to Red Sea – Suez route
Hapag-Lloyd and Maersk have returned four more Asia - Europe services to the Suez Canal route even as concerns over Middle East stability increase.
Maritime-Executive: The Liner’s Dilemma: Schedule Integrity vs. Contractual Flexibility
Liner shipping sells predictability. Published schedules, fixed rotations, guaranteed port calls—these are the commercial promises.
Maritime-Executive: World’s Largest Electric Vessel is Set to Begin Service on Rio de la Plata
The heavy-lift ship Black Marlin has successfully delivered the world's largest electric ferry,
Shippingtelegraph: China CSSC lands $1B+ order for ten dual-fuel PCTCs
China CSSC Holdings, the listed arm of the country’s largest shipbuilder.
Shippingtelegraph: What Iranian FM says about Hormuz reopening and new maritime route
Iran said an agreement reached with Oman on a new maritime route in the Strait of Hormuz.
Splash247: Delaware breaks ground on $669m container terminal
The US state of Delaware has broken ground on a $669m new container terminal on the Delaware River.
Splash247: More boxes overboard: cargo securing is a chain of responsibility
The Paris and Tokyo MoUs’ cargo-securing inspection campaign highlights an enduring industry challenge.
Splash247: SFL locks in $750m with Hapag-Lloyd extensions
John Fredriksen-backed SFL Corporation has added another $750m.
Splash247: Shipping’s crystal ball cracks in the 2020s
Shipping has long been treated as an early warning system for the world economy.