Glovis Leader, a Panamanian-flagged vehicle carrier owned by South Korean shipping company HMMNansha Maritime Department Panama has been reinstated on the White List of the Paris Memorandum of Understanding (Paris MOU), according to the organization's recently published annual report.
The Union Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways has declined to provide the ₹1,300 crore sought by the Mormugao Port Authority (MPA) for the redevelopment of its idle Berth No. 9, while directing the port to deepen its approach channel to accommodate larger Panamax vessels.
Indian Railways reported solid operational gains in June, posting simultaneous growth in freight loading and passenger traffic across key segments. The national transporter loaded 142.21 million tonnes of freight during the month, up 4% from 136.71 million tonnes in June last year, while passenger numbers rose to 638.1 million from 623.7 million a year earlier, marking 2.3% growth in overall ridership.
In a market long defined by cyclical volatility, the Freight Forward Agreement (FFA) sector is entering a new phase of maturity—yet adoption remains uneven, according to speakers at a recent Baltic Exchange panel.
Saudi Arabia’s National Grain Supply Co. (SABIL), in cooperation with NEOM, has successfully completed the first unloading of a wheat vessel at NEOM Port in northwestern Saudi Arabia, marking a significant milestone in the Kingdom’s efforts to strengthen food security and modernize its grain logistics network.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi reaffirmed India’s commitment to strengthening maritime security and regional cooperation in the Indian Ocean during his State Visit to Seychelles, describing the region as a shared space of peace, prosperity, and opportunity.
Sam Chambers European shipping companies will not be forced to pay twice for carbon emissions under both European and International Maritime Organization regulations, European commissioner for sustainable transport and tourism Apostolos Tzitzikostas told delegates at the official opening of Posidonia 2026.
A coalition led by Eurogas and supported by 44 industry organisations has urged the European Commission to reconsider proposed changes to the European Union’s sustainability certification framework, warning that the revisions could disrupt the supply of renewable marine fuels such as bioLNG and eLNG.
Khavda in Kutch, Gujarat, is the site of the world's largest renewable energy plant. Spread across 538 sq km of barren land, the project has a planned capacity of 30 GW, covering an area five times the size of Paris and almost as large as Mumbai
Credits: Screengrab from PFL Video Five maintenance workers were killed Saturday morning when a fuel tanker barge exploded on the Paraguay River, in one of the deadliest recent accidents involving river vessels in Paraguay.