Analysis
Venture Energy supplies 1,000 tonnes of green methanol for HK bunkering operation
Largest single green methanol bunkering operation to date.
Vietnam and Philippines draft port waste plans to curb marine litter
More than 90 maritime stakeholders joined workshops to shape national waste frameworks.
Fuel constraints keep shipping on multi-fuel transition, report says
Limited green methanol production continues to restrict wider adoption.
Maritime firms pilot AI faster than governance can keep up, report says
Only 23% say their organisations are actively training staff to use it.
IMO backs Singapore-led push to keep shipping lanes open
It adopted a resolution to open navigation routes amidst push for stronger maritime cooperation.
Shipping’s digital shift fuels AI gains, cyber risks
Reported incidents climbed to 828 in 2025 from 408 in 2024.
Exclusives
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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Analysis
Venture Energy supplies 1,000 tonnes of green methanol for HK bunkering operation
Largest single green methanol bunkering operation to date.
Vietnam and Philippines draft port waste plans to curb marine litter
More than 90 maritime stakeholders joined workshops to shape national waste frameworks.
Fuel constraints keep shipping on multi-fuel transition, report says
Limited green methanol production continues to restrict wider adoption.
Maritime firms pilot AI faster than governance can keep up, report says
Only 23% say their organisations are actively training staff to use it.
IMO backs Singapore-led push to keep shipping lanes open
It adopted a resolution to open navigation routes amidst push for stronger maritime cooperation.
Shipping’s digital shift fuels AI gains, cyber risks
Reported incidents climbed to 828 in 2025 from 408 in 2024.
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.
Highlights
Highlights
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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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