Allianz says $125b in cargo remains stranded in Gulf
Hull and cargo premiums increased during the conflict.
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Singapore maritime market to hit $18.97b by 2031 as automation reshapes ports
Tuas Port eyes 65 million TEUs of annual capacity by the 2040s.
NYK–JERA deal locks capacity for Japan’s first low-carbon ammonia shipment
NYK will charter two gas carriers for the US-to-Japan energy supply chain route.
China shipping rates double as Middle East conflict fuels costs
Major maritime carriers aggressively updated their surcharges.
ClassNK launches maritime design data marketplace
Platform enables sharing and matching of 3D ship design models and engineering data.
AD Ports Group, Dajin Heavy Industry partner to expand offshore wind cooperation
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Shipbuilding boom runs into capacity wall
Chinese yards captured 70% of first-quarter orders as delivery slots tightened.
Insurers tighten control over Hormuz shipping routes
Japan and South Korea face higher exposure to Gulf energy risks.
Taiwan wind push lifts demand for offshore vessels
Cost inflation and supply risk test shipbuilders as regional orders build.
LNG bunkering rules raise costs and lock suppliers into full value chain
They must own or charter LNG bunkering vessels and secure storage and delivery capacity.
Asia’s cleaner shipping push slowed by RE shortfall
Without green power, e‑fuel output remains limited.
Hydromover 2.0 launches in Singapore, eyes UAE rollout
The electric cargo vessel offers longer range and larger payload.
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Allianz says $125b in cargo remains stranded in Gulf
Hull and cargo premiums increased during the conflict.
Analysis
Singapore maritime market to hit $18.97b by 2031 as automation reshapes ports
Tuas Port eyes 65 million TEUs of annual capacity by the 2040s.
NYK–JERA deal locks capacity for Japan’s first low-carbon ammonia shipment
NYK will charter two gas carriers for the US-to-Japan energy supply chain route.
China shipping rates double as Middle East conflict fuels costs
Major maritime carriers aggressively updated their surcharges.
ClassNK launches maritime design data marketplace
Platform enables sharing and matching of 3D ship design models and engineering data.
AD Ports Group, Dajin Heavy Industry partner to expand offshore wind cooperation
Focus areas include supply chain development, maritime logistics, and port infrastructure.
Exclusives
Shipbuilding boom runs into capacity wall
Chinese yards captured 70% of first-quarter orders as delivery slots tightened.
Insurers tighten control over Hormuz shipping routes
Japan and South Korea face higher exposure to Gulf energy risks.
Taiwan wind push lifts demand for offshore vessels
Cost inflation and supply risk test shipbuilders as regional orders build.
LNG bunkering rules raise costs and lock suppliers into full value chain
They must own or charter LNG bunkering vessels and secure storage and delivery capacity.
Asia’s cleaner shipping push slowed by RE shortfall
Without green power, e‑fuel output remains limited.
Hydromover 2.0 launches in Singapore, eyes UAE rollout
The electric cargo vessel offers longer range and larger payload.
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Anschuetz: Advancing maritime navigation in Southeast Asia with safer, smarter approach
Anschuetz Singapore prides itself with reliable navigation, advanced engineering, and round-the-clock support.
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Drydocks World takes home two accolades at Oceanus Awards 2026
It was lauded for the Electrification and Clean Energy Transition Project and Grit Recycling and Circularity Programme.
Drydocks World takes home two accolades at Oceanus Awards 2026
It was lauded for the Electrification and Clean Energy Transition Project and Grit Recycling and Circularity Programme.
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Beyond the hub: ASEAN–India cooperation and the quiet shift in Asian maritime resilience