US Navy Drone Rescues Apache Helicopter Crew

In a first, a Navy surface drone found and rescued two crew members from an Army Apache attack helicopter that went down in waters near Oman's coast, the U.S. military told Reuters,

Norwegian Parliament Votes to Review Floating Wind Subsidies

Norway's parliament on Tuesday ordered the government to review its planned subsidy for the country's first commercial floating offshore wind farm, raising concerns of a full development stop and a wider impact on energy transition projects.A

US Energy Chief: Oil Exports, Ship Traffic Through Hormuz Will Continue to Rise

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said on Tuesday that ship traffic in the Gulf and oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz are rising even as Washington and Tehran struggle to reach

The Heavy Lift Group: Navigating a New Reality in Project Cargo Logistics

Escalating geopolitical tensions and regional conflicts are having a profound impact on international trade, subjecting supply chains to intense operational volatility, rigid compliance demands, and significant financial pressures. Out of necessity…

India's Ship Certifier Cancels Certification for More Than 200 Vessels Amidst Sanctions

India's ship safety certifier is taking a tougher stance on vessels involved in evading international trade sanctions, by cancelling the certification of more than 200 tankers and other ships since 2023, the

Russia Conducts Baltic Sea Drills During NATO Exercises in the Region

Russia's navy has conducted military drills in the Baltic Sea, practising unguided missile launches, bombing runs and missile strikes, it said, as major U.S.-NATO exercises also took place in the region, the

CMA CGM Chief: “Unwise” to Assume Hormuz Will Return to Pre-War Situation

It would be "unwise" to assume that the situation in the Strait of Hormuz will return to how it was before the Iran war, the head of French shipping group CMA CGM

Oil Cargo to Philippines Identified as Iranian Came from Russia

An oil cargo delivered to the Philippines that Kpler had said last month originated from Iran was actually from Russia, the shiptracking firm said this week.Kpler data that had showed the Suezmax

Dominguez Warns: No Safe Hormuz Passage

Secretary-General of the IMO, Arsenio Dominguez, has issued a warning to the shipping industry:"I am increasingly concerned by reports that vessels continue to attempt to transit the Strait of Hormuz without any