Container Ship Owner Establishes UK Fund Following Collision with US Tanker
The owner of the Portuguese-flagged container ship Solong, MS Solong Schiffahrtsgesellschaft M & Co KG—a subsidiary of Ernst Russ—has initiated legal proceedings in the UK&
World’s First Wind-Powered Container Ship to Sail Between France and Madagascar
In a groundbreaking move toward sustainable maritime transport, French cooperative Windcoop has commissioned the construction of the world’s first wind-powered container ship
Trump’s ‘Reciprocal Tariffs’ Plan Sparks Fears of Global Shipping Turmoil
What happens when politics rewrites the shipping playbook? According to maritime leaders, the latest trade twist from Washington could send shockwaves across the world’s port
Tariffs Threaten Further Upheaval for Embattled Container Shipping Sector
The container shipping industry is bracing for a turbulent 2025 as proposed tariffs and geopolitical tensions threaten to disrupt trade volumes and freight rate stability. Propo
Shipping Industry Calls for Nuanced Approach to Proposed U.S. Port Fees on Chinese-Built
Can the U.S. challenge China’s shipbuilding dominance without shooting itself in the economic foot? In a recent hearing, representatives from the shipping industry urged U.S. pol
Yang Ming Orders Three Methanol Dual-Fuel Containerships in Sustainability Drive
Can a container ship sail cleaner without compromising performance? Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation is betting on it — with three new dual-fuel vessels ready to turn green
Who Designed the Shipping Container?
The shipping container is one of the most revolutionary inventions of the 20th century—a straightforward steel box that transformed global trade, logistics, and economies across
ONE’s 4th Container Shipping Summit in Hong Kong: Navigating Towards a Greener Maritime Future
Ocean Network Express (ONE) thinks the answer lies in radical collaboration, technology, and rethinking how we move goods across the seas. Ocean Network Express (ONE) has never bee
U.S. Unprepared for Economic Confrontation Over Chinese-Built Containerships
Is America ready to navigate the turbulent waters of an economic standoff with China over shipbuilding dominance? Recent developments suggest that the U.S. may be charting a course
Potential IMO Fuel Standards Poised to Reshape Container Shipping Market
Have you ever considered how international regulations could impact the cost and efficiency of global shipping? The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is contemplating new f
