The Georgia Port Authority (GPA) has unveiled a $2.5 billion plan to expand the capacity at the Port of Savannah to 8 million TEUs by 2028.

Cargo processed at South Korean seaports has grown at a slower-than-expected pace this year in the wake of an intensifying trade row between the United States and China, data showed Friday.

Diesel and gasoil inventories in the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp trading hub increased 1.2% on the week to 2.889 million mt in the seven days to Wednesday, according to PJK International data.

Paul Mendham, president of Vancouver-based Navis Marine Insurance Brokers, didn’t get his start in insurance by working behind a desk at a brokerage.

Australia’s new Antarctic icebreaker, RSV Nuyina, was floated in wet dock on Saturday at Damen Shipyards in Romania.

Advances in autonomous and computer assisted navigation could be applied along selected navigable inland waterways and sections of such waterways to improve future cost effectiveness and competitiveness of waterway transportation.

The state government of Western Australia (WA) has withheld a payment of over A$5m due to Carnegie Clean Energy for the latter's Albany wave project.

Senvion has signed an agreement with Buss Group's Orange Blue Terminal in Eemshaven to handle turbine components for a Trianel offshore wind farm in the German North Sea.

SSE and Fluor have submitted an application to the Scottish government for the Seagreen Alpha and Bravo offshore wind farms

ABB is providing equipment to connect Goteborg Energi's 5.5MW Save solar farm in Sweden to the Scandinavian country's grid.

Bangladesh has put aside two smaller liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects with trading houses Gunvor and Vitol to focus on two larger LNG import terminals, one of which is already in use while the second will start up in March.

C-Job Naval Architects based in the Netherlands announced it has joined the Ammonia Energy Association, strengthening its commitment to research ammonia as a renewable fuel for the maritime industry.