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Maritime Crime and Piracy at Lowest Level in 30 Years

Maritime Crime and Piracy at Lowest Level in 30 Years

In the first nine months of 2024, reported incidents of piracy and armed robbery fell to the lowest levels since 1994, according to the latest report by the ICC International Maritime Bureau (IMB). Despite the lowest number of reported incidents in three decades, IMB...

Ports of Stockholm Joins Rush to Add Shore Power

Ports of Stockholm Joins Rush to Add Shore Power

Ports of Stockholm has joined a growing number of European seaports investing in shore power to cut emissions from cruise ships at berth. The port has now inaugurated Sweden's first facility for onshore power supply (cold ironing) for cruise ships, and TUI Cruises´...

Hurricane Helene Shuts Down Florida’s Gulf Coast Ports

Hurricane Helene Shuts Down Florida’s Gulf Coast Ports

Hurricane Helene is making eight knots towards the Gulf Coast of Florida, transiting over warm water in conditions that are "very conducive" for strengthening, according to the National Hurricane Center.  As of Wednesday night, the storm's winds averaged about 75...

Russian Missile Damages Odesa Port and Docked Bulker

Russian Missile Damages Odesa Port and Docked Bulker

Reports are coming from Ukraine of a Russian missile strike on the city of Odesa that damaged port infrastructure and a vessel alongside loading. There are no reports of causalities in the port but four civilians were injured in the city. The governor for the region,...

Canadian Port Grows as Staging Point for U.S. Offshore Wind

Canadian Port Grows as Staging Point for U.S. Offshore Wind

The Port Argentia in the eastern reaches of Canada’s Newfoundland is using its strategic position and available land to develop a business in staging for U.S. offshore wind farms. Port officials reported they have signed a contract with Denmark’s Scan Global Logistics...

Cargo Ship Lost in WWI Found During UK Wind Farm Survey

Cargo Ship Lost in WWI Found During UK Wind Farm Survey

Teams working on the geological surveys for a planned floating offshore wind farm to be located off the northeast coast of Scotland are reporting an “added bonus” from their work. They believe they located the wreck of a WWI-era cargo ship in remarkably good condition...

New Concept Ocean Energy Support Vessel to be Built in Spain

New Concept Ocean Energy Support Vessel to be Built in Spain

Norwegian offshore support company Østensjø has ordered a new concept offshore support vessel to be built in Spain at the Astilleros Gondan shipyard. Called an Ocean Energy Support Vessel (OESV), the company reports it is a more versatile design for a broad range of...

Mozambique Leases a Port Terminal to Landlocked Malawi

Mozambique Leases a Port Terminal to Landlocked Malawi

In a rare move, Mozambique is planning to lease part of its northern port of Nacala to neighboring landlocked Malawi. The deal seeks to boost trade ties between the two countries. To formalize the initiative, Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi and his Malawian...

Giant Wind Turbine Installation Vessel Delivered to Cadeler

Giant Wind Turbine Installation Vessel Delivered to Cadeler

Cadeler, which already attests to being the world’s largest operator in offshore wind installation, operations, and maintenance services, took delivery today, August 16, on the first of its new larger installation vessels. It comes just three months after the company...

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Denmark and Malaysia strengthen green transition alliance

Denmark and Malaysia strengthen green transition alliance

The Danish Chamber of Commerce Malaysia (DanCham) took part in a high-level networking reception on Tuesday 22 April 2025, highlighting recent progress in green collaboration between Denmark and Malaysia. The reception, hosted by Danish Ambassador H.E. Kirstine...

Thailand Drafts Law To Speed Up $29 Billion Transport Link

Thailand Drafts Law To Speed Up $29 Billion Transport Link

Mar 22, 2025 (Bloomberg) –Thailand unveiled draft legislation to create a special economic zone in the south of the country that would pave the way for a multibillion-dollar transport project linking the Indian and Pacific Oceans. The bill would establish a commission...

Malaysia’s Aerodyne Group eyes drone production in Uzbekistan

Malaysia’s Aerodyne Group eyes drone production in Uzbekistan

Aerodyne’s CEO, Kamarul Muhamed, recently met with Uzbekistan's ambassador to Malaysia, Karomiddin Gadoev, to discuss potential cooperation. The talks focused on integrating drone technology into Uzbekistan’s agricultural sector. Initially, Aerodyne plans to introduce...

Malaysia emerging as key hub in Asean’s digital future

Malaysia emerging as key hub in Asean’s digital future

Driven by rapid digital adoption and increasing foreign investments, Asean is one of the world’s fastest-growing technology markets. The World Economic Forum projects that the region’s digital economy will grow from US$300 billion to an estimated US$1 trillion over...