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Hitachi, MOL and Japan Airlines (JAL) will conduct Japan's first pilot project using Direct Ocean Capture technology on Okinawa's Kume Island to evaluate the feasibility of extracting carbon dioxide directly from seawater.
The Port of Los Angeles, the California State Transportation Agency and Caltrans have signed an agreement to begin evaluating long-term options for replacing or modifying the Vincent Thomas Bridge to improve freight capacity and accommodate larger container ships

LNG marine fuel gets a push in the United States

In November last year, energy supermajor Shell Global, Q-LNG, VT Halter Marine and Wärtsilä began work on an articulated tug barge

Russian Freighter Stuck Without Fuel Due to U.S. Sanctions

The Sevastopol, a freighter that has been blacklisted by the United States because of her owner's alleged sanctions violations, is stuck at the port of Busan because no one will sell her fuel. 

Iran exports of crude oil dropped since sanctions announcement

Iran's crude oil exports and production have declined since the May 2018 announcement by the United States that it would withdraw from the JCPOA and reinstate sanctions against Iran, according to EIA.

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