China announced the creation of five new “green maritime corridors” between Chinese and European ports.

The main goal is to reduce emissions and develop environmentally friendly logistics. 📍 One of the first such routes will connect the port of Qingdao and the port of Hamburg. These routes will accommodate vessels using alternative fuels (methanol, ammonia, LNG, and biofuels), and the ports themselves will provide infrastructure for green operations and refueling. […]

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Attempted hijacking of the tanker Stolt Sagaland off the coast of Somalia

🌊 On the night of November 3, armed pirates attacked the chemical tanker Stolt Sagaland, located approximately 332 nautical miles east of Mogadishu. Four attackers in a speedboat approached the vessel from the starboard side and opened fire. The crew immediately raised the alarm, increased speed, and began evasive maneuvers. The armed security team on […]

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The Royal Navy intercepted a Russian warship in its territorial waters: this is the first time a British ship has acted under direct NATO orders, rather than from London, according to Sky News.

In the North Sea, the British destroyer HMS Duncan and a Wildcat helicopter intercepted the Russian ship Vice-Admiral Kulakov. The French Navy and a Dutch NH90 helicopter also participated in the operation. 💬 Armed Forces Secretary Al Carnes stated that the Royal Navy is “ready to respond to any activity by the Russian Navy.” The […]

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IMO Postpones Climate Action Program, Shipowners Return to Conventional Engines

Following the International Maritime Organization (IMO)’s decision to postpone the adoption of the Net Zero Framework (NZF), global shipping finds itself at a crossroads. ⚙️ Analysts are already warning: uncertainty over fuel choices will lead to a return of conventional engines to newbuild vessels. 📄 According to Jefferies, instead of ordering ships with dual-fuel systems […]

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