Fresh offshore, shipping and crewing updates in a format that feels more like a modern editorial hub and less like an old archive list.
Vessels wanting to pass through the Strait of Hormuz under Iranian protection are now required to submit lists of their crew and cargo, along with voyage details and bills of lading. This request comes from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to ens...
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New Legal Challenges as Foreign Ships Enter U.S. Domestic Trade Under Emergency Waiver The Trump administration's recent 60-day Jones Act waiver is...
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Indian shipping regulators are closely monitoring export supply chain dynamics. This comes as ocean carriers appear to profit from disruptions, espec...
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By Rakesh Sharma (Bloomberg) — India’s state-owned oil refiners are hesitant to buy US-approved Iranian oil and products because of challenges with p...
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Dominion Energy's Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) project has reached an important milestone by sending its first electricity to the grid. This...
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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has found that a crucial mistake by a harbor pilot caused a tanker to hit a refinery pier during a ro...
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Iran has informed the United Nations that “non-hostile vessels” may continue to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, but only if they follow Iranian se...
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The Trump administration has signed a deal worth $928 million with TotalEnergies to give up two major offshore wind leases in the U.S. This change in...
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This week, the crisis in U.S. shipbuilding gained national attention as 60 Minutes highlighted the widening gap between American shipyards and their...
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By Jennifer A. Dlouhy, Bloomberg — President Donald Trump announced that the US would delay strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure after what he...
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