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Maritime firms pilot AI faster than governance can keep up, report says
Only 23% say their organisations are actively training staff to use it.
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.
Chinese shipyards extend global lead with 69% of 2025 orders
China also held 66.8% of the worldwide orderbook heading into the next decade.
Jiangsu Dajin to build six cargo vessels for Carisbrooke Shipping
Vessels will feature Berg’s MPP950 propulsion system
Ports accelerate green infrastructure push amidst shift to alternative fuels
Asia remains the dominant hub, handling around 60% of global container ship calls.
Methanol safety risks drive new SMS guidance for shipping
It addresses hazards including toxicity, low flashpoint, and invisible flames.
ICTSI finalizes Brazil logistics takeover with CRAGEA
The São Paulo-based company provides bonded warehousing and multimodal logistics services.
Singapore tops Xinhua-Baltic world maritime index for 13th year
The city-state scored 99.32 out of 100, ahead of Shanghai’s 84.27.
K Line unit Daito to build second electric tug for Tokyo Bay
Second vessel pairs a 4,400 PS motor with data-driven power management.
TCL Industries-Hutchison ports explore carbon-cutting logistics in new deal
They will explore AI, IoT, and clean energy for shipping, logistics, and port operations.
Midea, Hutchison Ports sign MoU to enhance port, logistics cooperation
YANTIAN named as the initial collaboration hub.
Marco Polo Marine, Siemens Gamesa ink deal for offshore wind vessels
Projects in Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea will utilise the upcoming fleet.
OMS starts building third GREAT‑Class cable layer in Poland
CS Resilience will enter service in 2028 under the company's fleet expansion plan.
OOCL Wisdom begins maiden voyage from Qingdao after green methanol bunkering
First of seven methanol dual-fuel vessels in OOCL's fleet.
Beng Kuang locks in $85m in West Africa contracts
This formalises West Africa lifecycle mandate renewals announced in April.
Seaspan deepens Maersk charter tie with fleet‑wide retrofits
Each vessel will receive a shaft generator to cut auxiliary engine fuel use.
