Bosphorus strait. 6,000-Ton Chemical Tanker Drifts Toward Istanbul’s Historic Shoreline
A Malta-flagged vessel carrying 6,000 tons of vegetable oil lost power in the Bosphorus Strait.
A Malta-flagged vessel carrying 6,000 tons of vegetable oil lost power in the Bosphorus Strait.
Hurricane Isaias has forced the evacuation of 129 platforms, cutting 71% of the Gulf of Mexico’s oil output.
Morocco’s ports agency cancels 30-year concession tender for Africa’s largest planned shipyard.
Two crew members killed as MV Royad Mammadov carrying Ukrainian corn was struck outside Romanian waters.
A 5,593 TEU containership suffers blaze off Madagascar, forcing salvage under Lloyd’s Open Form and potential general.
NYK simulated a 300-metre bulk carrier grounding and fuel oil spill off Kagawa Prefecture on September…
COASTEX 2026 exercise off Sicily tested responses to oil spills, migrant rescues and underwater sabotage.
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Portsmouth’s £24.4m shore power system cuts emissions but adds costs due to UK’s high electricity prices.
European ports must provide shore power for 90% of container and passenger calls by 2030.
Alex Vainokivi takes the helm at SRC Estonia with a mandate to double down on proprietary fuel-tank technology and.
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Swiss driller secures $62m Shell contract and finalises $1bn Equinor agreement for Norwegian shelf operations.
94% of transport firms hit unexpected compliance risks during acquisitions, turning paperwork into lost revenue
900,000 sq ft Stockton facility cuts manual tasks and boosts West Coast delivery speed
World Economy
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania push Brussels to halt 1.16m tonnes of Russian grain transiting EU ports monthly
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania urge Brussels to halt Russian grain transit via EU ports and rail networks.
Daily tonnes through 1,400+ ports · 7-day average · last 6 months
Washington offers 224 blocks in Cook Inlet for March 2027 auction despite first sale attracting no industry interest.
Malaysia enforces 12-knot speed limit and bans large tankers from sensitive waters near the Strait of Malacca.
New guideline delivers risk-based safety framework for methanol, ammonia and hydrogen in ports by 2026
FP Week Week 43 · 2026
Fifty-two of 54 tracked names closed higher on the session
Read the week’s storyNorwegian vessel owner DOF lands significant subsea decommissioning contract in the North Sea.
Digital identity theft and cloned shipments now account for 68% of cargo crime, up from 12% in 2020.
INS Mangrol, the third Mahe-class shallow-water craft, joins the fleet.
The 63,000 dwt HMM Platinum is diverting to Gqeberha after a container fire in the Indian Ocean.
Global box volumes hit 17.46 million TEUs in August, but CTS warns of slowing growth ahead
September volumes surged 10% year-on-year to 2.55 million TEU, but analysts predict a sharp slowdown by year-end.
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