Europe

1 day ago

Three Crew Members Die in Black Sea Vessel Collision

Three Syrian crew are presumed dead after their ship sank following a collision along the Ukrainian grain corridor near the Romanian border.

Three Crew Members Die in Black Sea Vessel Collision
1 day ago

Two Dead & Five Missing in Suspected Danube Collision

The Hungarian Police have reported a incident on the Danube River in Budapest involving a collision between a passenger ship and a small boat.

Two Dead & Five Missing in Suspected Danube Collision
4 days ago

DP World Boosts Capacity with Three New Romanian Sites

Yesterday, DP World inaugurated three new sites in Romania, significantly boosting some much-needed marine infrastructure capacity.

DP World Boosts Capacity with Three New Romanian Sites
5 days ago

Antwerp-Bruges Debuts World’s First Methanol-powered Tug

The Port of Antwerp-Bruges has unveiled a groundbreaking innovation: the Methatug, a tugboat powered by methanol with a traction force of 50 tons

Antwerp-Bruges Debuts World’s First Methanol-powered Tug
5 days ago

Ireland's Foyle Port Kicks Off 2024 Cruise Season

Foyle Port began its 2024 cruise season with the arrival of the Seabourn Ovation on May 14th, the first of three ships scheduled for this week.

Ireland's Foyle Port Kicks Off 2024 Cruise Season
6 days ago

UK Follows Australia in Livestock Export for Slaughter Ban

On May 14th, the UK Parliament voted in favor of a bill that prohibits the export of livestock for slaughter and fattening for slaughter.

UK Follows Australia in Livestock Export for Slaughter Ban
7 days ago

835th Anniversary Celebrations for Port of Hamburg

Hamburg Port marked its 835th anniversary by welcoming 1.5 million visitors and hosting a spectacular light and music show on the AIDAprima.

835th Anniversary Celebrations for Port of Hamburg
7 days ago

Renewable Energy Developer OX2 Receives Acquisition Bid

Stockholm-based renewable energy developer OX2 is currently the subject of a purchase offer from the investment firm EQT Infrastructure VI.

Renewable Energy Developer OX2 Receives Acquisition Bid
10 May 2024

Ukraine Makes Black Sea Ports Container Comeback

The first cellular container vessel since the Russian invasion of Ukraine docked at the Ukrainian Black Sea ports on April 21st say reports.

Ukraine Makes Black Sea Ports Container Comeback
9 May 2024

Cargo Ship Grounded at United Kingdom's Port of Silloth

On May 8th the cargo ship Bremen was reported to have run aground at the Port of Silloth in Northern England at 12:10 AM local time.

Cargo Ship Grounded at United Kingdom's Port of Silloth
3 May 2024

Tanker Spills Up To 30,000 Liters of Fuel in Ceuta Waters

A Turkish-owned product tanker, the K Onset, is reported to have leaked up to 30,000 liters of fuel in Ceuta after arriving from Villagarcía.

Tanker Spills Up To 30,000 Liters of Fuel in Ceuta Waters
3 May 2024

Norwegians Make Deals in Clean Tanker Segment

Norwegian shipping firms have been notably quiet this year with minimal activity, but this scenario has recently shifted with deals being made.

Norwegians Make Deals in Clean Tanker Segment
1 May 2024

Thousands Welcome Queen Anne at Southampton Port, UK

Cunard's latest addition, the Queen Anne, has docked at her homeport of Southampton in preparation for her inaugural journey to Lisbon this week.

Thousands Welcome Queen Anne at Southampton Port, UK
30 Apr 2024

Authorities Rush to Help Grounded Norwegian Tourist Ship

On April 23 a tourist vessel, Polarfront, ran aground near Svalbard, Norway, with 25 people on board at the time, sparking rescue operations.

Authorities Rush to Help Grounded Norwegian Tourist Ship
29 Apr 2024

Greenock, Scotland Now Included in MSC's UK-East Med Service

MSC, the Swiss/Italian shipping company, has expanded its UK West Coast-East Mediterranean service to include the Scottish port of Greenock.

Greenock, Scotland Now Included in MSC's UK-East Med Service