Renewables
How Americold’s Warehouses Stay Frozen for a Week Without Power
Americold’s facilities maintain sub-zero temperatures for up to seven days during outages.
Business
US Claims 10m Barrels Nightly in Hormuz—But Data Tells a Different Story
Washington reports 15-20 tankers daily in a stealth lane, yet independent tracking shows just 3-12 crossings.
Renewables
Hybrid Workboat Cuts Emissions as Mowi Norway Receives Final Vessel
Damen Folla delivers the 14.9-metre SeV 1508, completing a seven-vessel framework agreement signed in 2022.
african
Six Somali Pirates Hijack Iranian-Linked Tanker: Piracy Surges
The 32,238 dwt tanker Seamull was seized 136 nautical miles off Yemen, marking the 15th incident in 2026.
Business
Zim’s $4.2bn Merger Hits Regulatory Storm: Why Investors Are Nervous
Zim’s Q2 profits rise to $64m, but Brazil’s antitrust review could delay the Hapag-Lloyd deal until March 2027.
Conflicts
USS Kennedy Sailor Charged With Murder
Aviation bosun’s mate Jayjrion Rodriguez faces murder and manslaughter charges over the June 6 fatal shooting of.
african
Zimbabwe’s Deadliest Ferry Disaster: 94 Lives Lost
The government-owned Mbuya Nehanda ferry capsized on Lake Kariba with 180 passengers—double its 90-person capacity.
Shipping
Heart Disease Costs Maritime Industry $100m a Year—But It’s Preventable
Cardiovascular conditions cause the highest crew illness costs and most fatalities, Gard report reveals.
World Economy
Shipping Industry Turns 70,000 Corruption Reports into AI-Powered Risk Tool
A Decade of Bribes, Now a Risk Algorithm For over ten years, the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN) has quietly.
Shipping
Finland’s €42m Icebreaker Bet: Aino to Replace 72-Year-Old Voima by 2029
Helsinki Shipyard wins EU-backed contract for ‘B+ class’ vessel as climate change reshapes Arctic operations.
