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freight · September 23, 2026
Two significant newbuilding programmes are reshaping shipping orderbooks, with Union Maritime adding nine vessels across five segments and China's Fujian Guohang committing $370 million to diversify into tankers and heavylift.
energy · September 23, 2026
Thailand's state-backed energy company PTTEP has handed two long-term jackup drilling contracts to Foresight Offshore Drilling, signalling a rig transition in the Gulf of Thailand as the Aryabhatt 1 and Vivekanand 1 units prepare to replace incumbent tender-assist vessels.
energy · September 23, 2026
Shell Offshore Inc. has finalised the sale of its 50% non-operated working interest in the Na Kika deepwater platform and associated fields in the Gulf of America, marking a continued reshaping of the energy major's upstream portfolio.
energy · September 23, 2026
Shell Offshore Inc. has finalised the sale of its 50% non-operated working interest in the Na Kika deepwater platform and associated fields in the Gulf of America, marking another step in the energy major's ongoing portfolio rationalisation strategy.
technology · September 23, 2026
Tabi Connect and Kleinschmidt are integrating automated freight pricing with predictive capacity data, offering brokers enhanced rate-setting tools in an increasingly data-driven logistics environment.
news · September 23, 2026
This briefing cycle's RSS feeds contained no substantive maritime industry content, with items covering a Chinese trade fair and a US aeronautical university ranking — neither of which carries direct relevance to the global shipping and ports sector.
freight · September 23, 2026
China's 140th Canton Fair opens in Guangzhou on 15 October 2026, with pre-registrations from buyers across 197 countries signalling continued momentum in global merchandise trade flows.
technology · September 22, 2026
This week's heavy industry briefing covers advances in laser processing technology, AI-driven manufacturing planning, critical minerals supply chains, and combat vehicle modernisation — all sectors with downstream relevance to maritime construction and defence procurement.
energy · September 22, 2026
Louisiana-based Separator Spares & Equipment, LLC has completed the GEA Westfalia Separators' Marine Service Training program, bolstering its technical capabilities for maritime separator maintenance and service operations.
energy · September 22, 2026
QatarEnergy's chief executive has confirmed that repairs to damaged LNG processing trains will take approximately three years, while reaffirming the state energy giant's reliance on maritime transit through the Strait of Hormuz.
technology · September 22, 2026
Danish nanotechnology firm ATLANT 3D has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the University of California, Berkeley, to advance materials innovation infrastructure, with potential implications for advanced manufacturing sectors including maritime and heavy industry.
freight · September 22, 2026
The Teamsters union has successfully organized 55 drivers at two DHL Express parcel delivery subcontractors in the Dallas metropolitan area, marking a continued push to extend labor protections across the logistics giant's contractor network.
ports · September 22, 2026
A new $100 million inland container terminal in Montgomery, Alabama, will process up to 60,000 TEUs annually and provide central Alabama shippers with direct rail access to the Port of Mobile via CSX.
safety · September 22, 2026
A new joint report from the National Safety Council and NCCCO Foundation identifies critical communication failures in crane operations, while broader industry news touches on energy storage milestones and infrastructure planning advances.
energy · September 22, 2026
Independent power producer Soltage reports its first New York City battery storage facility performed at full capacity during peak summer demand, with six additional projects now under construction across the city.
energy · September 22, 2026
Norwegian engineering firm CoreMarine has completed the acquisition of Brazil's BravOcean, marking a significant move in the consolidation of subsea services in one of the world's most active deepwater markets.
energy · September 22, 2026
Major corporations including Google and McKinsey have backed Infinium's Project Atlas with advance purchase commitments for up to 100,000 metric tons of sustainable aviation fuel annually, signalling growing corporate appetite for next-generation low-carbon fuels.
environment · September 22, 2026
From redesigned carbon certificate programmes to long-term sustainable fuel purchase commitments, the broader transport industry is accelerating its low-carbon transition — with implications for maritime operators watching cross-sector decarbonisation trends.
ports · September 22, 2026
Pacific International Lines names a successor for departing CEO Lars Kastrup, while India accelerates its shipbuilding expansion with foreign technical expertise and government funding.
energy · September 22, 2026
OMS Group launches a dedicated remote operations centre for unmanned survey vessels in Singapore, while Australian independent Bounty Oil & Gas makes its first move into Liberia's deepwater exploration sector.