Canada to deliver first crude oil in a decade to Alaska A tanker carrying Canadian crude oil has departed Vancouver for Alaska for the first time in at least a decade. According to Vortexa tanker tracking data, the cargo left Vancouver on Oct. 1, delivering 466,000 barrels of oil, and arrived in Nikisi, Alaska, 10 […]
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Iran And Russia Launch Naval Exercises In High-Risk Triangle Of Maritime Coercion As Tensions Rise Iran has held naval exercises in the Indian Ocean, with Russia and Oman also participating, amid rising tensions in the Gulf. The IMEX 2024 exercise kicked off today with nine other countries participating, marking a coming together of regional and
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The Yemeni Army recently attacked another ship with links to Israel in a drone attack in the Arabian Sea. Yemeni military spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Sari said the ship, named “Megapolis”, was attacked because it violated Yemen’s embargo on all goods shipped to Israeli ports. He also added that the Yemeni Air Force carried out
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A mysterious Dubai company takes control of Russian LNG ships in an apparent bid to circumvent sanctions A Dubai startup has taken over three liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers in what appears to be Russia’s latest move to circumvent Western sanctions. According to global shipping database Equasis, in September, management of the previously Russian-operated ships,
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Chile Faces Growing Risk Of Freight Cargo Hijackings The South American nation of Chile has long been known as one of the safest countries in Latin America. However, a recent trend of freight cargo hijackings in Chile has foreign executives on alert and raised new concerns about the dangers truckers face on Chilean roads. In
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Australia will invest billions in nuclear-powered submarine shipyards over the next two decades. Australia has announced plans to invest billions of dollars to expand its main shipyard in Western Australia. The aim is to turn it into a maintenance center for the country’s future fleet of nuclear-powered submarines under the AUKUS defense agreement. The government
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Ukraine asks IMO Mission to Odesa ports amid Russian attacks. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrzej Sepia said on Wednesday that Ukraine had asked the International Maritime Organization (IMO Mission) to send a monitoring mission to ports in the southern region of Odesa amid intensified Russian attacks. In recent weeks, Russian forces have stepped up missile attacks
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Iran Oil Spills Near Main Export Terminal In Persian Gulf Iran has suffered an oil spill a few kilometers from its main export terminal in the Persian Gulf, Kharg Island, according to the semi-official Tasnim news agency, citing local shipping officials. The Tasnim report did not provide any information on the cause of the accident,
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Artemis Technologies Launches Sweden’s First 100% Electric Pilot Boat The Swedish Maritime Administration (SMA) has awarded marine technology company Artemis Technologies a contract to build a fully electric experimental vessel. The project aligns with Sweden’s commitment to the Swedish Fossil Fuel Free Initiative and national climate goals. The Artemis EF-12 will be the first vessel
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Cargo Storage Failures Increase As Ships Circumvent South Africa The maritime industry has reportedly witnessed a significant increase in cargo hold failures and container losses off the coast of South Africa, particularly around Cape Punahope. Many ships avoid the Red Sea and sail around South Africa, causing harsh and unpredictable weather conditions in the region.
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