The Panama Canal remains committed to providing a personalized and high-quality service experience to our valued LoTSA customers, with the objective of consistently meeting and exceeding their expectations. To facilitate…
Dubai has reinforced its status as a leading global maritime hub, earning the title of “the crown jewel of the Middle East’s maritime sector,” according to the 2025 International Shipping…
On 26 October 2025, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) was informed that there was a collision between a Singapore-registered container vessel, WAN HAI A17, and a Chinese-registered…
Ever since the early days of the UNFCCC in the late 1990s, dealing with greenhouse gas emissions from ships has been on the IMO agenda. This has resulted in increasingly…
The International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) has issued updated “Position Papers” outlining its views and ongoing actions on key maritime industry topics. The documents provide background on each subject,…
IMO participated in the WISTA International Annual General Meeting and Conference held in Barcelona, Spain (20-24 October), under the theme “Powering the Future of Shipping & Trade: Global Energy in…
Under the agreement, LR’s auditors will assess STS service providers against the quality and safety standards established by OCIMF Guidelines and risk data and records of DYNAMARINe. The resulting audit…
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has published Navigating Nuclear Energy in Maritime, a new guidance document providing the first roadmap for the safe and responsible use of nuclear technology in commercial shipping…
With 105 nations worldwide – covering 85% of global coastlines – already enacting cabotage laws to protect their shipping industries, the UK’s lack of such measures stands out as a…
Transport Canada issued bulletin for vessel operators that operate vessels equipped with Shaft Power Limitation (ShaPoLi) or Engine Power Limitation (EPL) systems when entering, leaving, and operating in all waters…
