energy · March 12, 2026
Shell Sees 'Encouraging' Early Results from Mediterranean Gas Drilling
UK energy major Shell reports promising initial findings from its offshore gas drilling operations in the Mediterranean Sea.
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regulatory · March 12, 2026
Florida Imposes Strict New Rules for Commercial Drivers
Florida passes bill imposing $50,000 fines and operations bans on commercial carriers that fail to comply with new driver verification requirements.
environment · March 12, 2026
EcoVadis and Watershed Partner to Improve Scope 3 Emissions Reporting
EcoVadis and Watershed announce a partnership to help companies better measure and report on their Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions.
technology · March 12, 2026
Subsea Power Cable Standards, Scholarships, and Connectivity Advances in Maritime
A roundup of recent maritime industry news covering new technical standards for subsea power cables, a scholarship program to support green vessel design, and advancements in secure fleet connectivity.
news · March 12, 2026
Norwegian Shipowner Offloads Another Vessel as Divestment Continues
Golden Energy Offshore Services (GEOS) has sold another of its platform supply vessels (PSVs) as part of an ongoing fleet optimization strategy.
energy · March 12, 2026
GoodWe Debuts World's First Certified Low-Noise Residential Energy Storage Solution
GoodWe, a leading provider of residential energy storage systems, has launched its latest all-in-one solution, the ESA Series, in Amsterdam to meet growing demand for energy autonomy in Europe.
freight · March 12, 2026
FMC Monitoring Impact of Geopolitical Tensions on Ocean Shipping Rates
The Federal Maritime Commission is closely watching how the ongoing geopolitical situation is affecting ocean freight rates and charges.
technology · March 12, 2026
Korean Radioactive Waste Tech Debuts in US, GoodWe Launches Low-Noise Energy Storage in Europe
A roundup of two maritime industry news stories covering the introduction of Korean radioactive waste technology in the US and GoodWe's new low-noise residential energy storage solution in Europe.
regulatory · March 12, 2026
US Considers Easing Jones Act to Tame Spiraling Fuel Prices
The Trump administration plans to waive the Jones Act, a century-old maritime law, in a bid to lower surging oil and gasoline prices.
energy · March 12, 2026
Maritime Industry Briefing: LNG Bunkering, Electricity Market Competition
A roundup of recent maritime industry news, including the launch of a new LNG bunkering vessel and a report on competitive wholesale electricity markets.
energy · March 12, 2026
PJM Wholesale Electricity Markets Remain Competitive
A new report finds PJM's wholesale electric energy market produced competitive results in 2025, indicating a well-functioning power grid in the region.
news · March 12, 2026
Norway Restricts Ships from Hormuz Strait Amid Escalating Attacks
Norway has prohibited its merchant fleet from entering the Strait of Hormuz due to the rising number of attacks on commercial vessels in the region.
ports · March 12, 2026
Cosco and OOCL Halt Balboa Port Calls Amid Panama Port Dispute
Cosco and OOCL have stopped calling at the Port of Balboa in Panama, the latest development in an ongoing dispute over control of the port.
energy · March 12, 2026
RWE Accelerates U.S. Renewable Energy Investments
German energy company RWE announces $17 billion in planned investments to expand its U.S. renewable energy and flexible gas generation portfolio over the next six years.
energy · March 12, 2026
RWE Accelerates U.S. Renewable Energy Expansion with $17 Billion Investment
German energy company RWE announces plans to invest $17 billion in the U.S. over the next six years, including adding 9 GW of new renewable and flexible gas generation capacity.
news · March 12, 2026
Tanker Repositioning Rumors Debunked, Gulf Attacks Spread Beyond Hormuz
A roundup of recent maritime news, including the U.S. Coast Guard denying rumors of tankers repositioning, attacks on ships in the Gulf spreading beyond the Strait of Hormuz, and the potential impact of Jones Act waivers.
news · March 12, 2026
Maritime Industry Briefing: Certification, Analytics, and Shipping Incidents
A roundup of recent maritime industry news, including ROUV certification, freight data analytics, and shipping incidents near Jebel Ali and the Strait of Hormuz.
technology · March 12, 2026
MacGregor Launches Balanced Lashing System to Improve Container Ship Safety
MacGregor has unveiled a new container lashing system designed to solve the industry challenge of uneven load distribution, improving safety and capacity.
ports · March 12, 2026
Purported Iran Threat to Attack California with Drones Deemed 'Not Credible' by LA Port Chief
The threat of a drone attack on California by Iran that prompted an FBI warning was dismissed as 'not credible' by a Los Angeles port executive.
safety · March 12, 2026
Explosive Sea Drones Emerge as New Threat to Tankers in Gulf
Naval drones have been used in recent attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf region, demonstrating a dangerous new threat to shipping in this key maritime trade route.