Ports & Logistics
Alternative-Fuel Ship Orders Surge Amid Port Infrastructure Gaps
Lloyd’s Register reports 1,942 alternative-fuel vessels on order, but port infrastructure lags behind with only 25 offering methanol and one completing ammonia bunkering.
Ports & Logistics
South Korea's PanStar Acro Completes First Arctic-Europe Commercial Voyage
South Korea's PanStar Acro completes its first commercial round trip from Busan to Europe via the Arctic, cutting voyage times by a third but facing.
Ports & Logistics
Kalmar Secures Orders from Port of Virginia and Tropical Shipping
Kalmar has secured orders from both the Port of Virginia and Tropical Shipping, marking significant moves towards eco-efficient operations in U.S. ports.
Ports & Logistics
Russia Reopens Sea of Azov for Grain Exports After Months-Long Shutdown
Russian authorities have issued permits to vessels carrying grain through the Kerch Strait since October 26, marking the end of a months-long closure due.
LA-LB Ports Strike Deadline Extended to November 4
Talks between PMA and ILWU Local 26 continue until Wednesday, November 4, with federal mediators involved.
CMA CGM Launches Electric Barge in Vietnam to Cut Emissions
CMA CGM, Nike, and Gemadept launch a fully electric barge in Vietnam to reduce inland transport emissions by 778 tonnes of CO₂ annually, according to Marine Insight.
Durban Port Operations Update for October 29, 2026
Africa Ports provides detailed ship movements and terminal updates in Durban on October 29, 2026, including cruise, RORO, tanker, container, and multipurpose terminals.
Port of Santos Launches Regular Ethanol Bunkering Operations
The Brazilian port begins regular bioethanol bunkering for CMA CGM vessels, marking a significant step towards sustainable shipping in Latin America.
Durban Port Congestion Persists, Straining South African Logistics
Persistent congestion at Durban Gateway Terminal affects supply chains, with logistics costs projected to reach R1.16 trillion in 2026.
Singapore's Bunker Sales Dropped, Bio-Bunkers Surged in September
Analysis of Singapore's bunker sales trends and alternative fuel usage highlights the changing landscape amid ongoing feedstock uncertainties.
UK Ports Reject ETS Avoidance Claims as Traffic Soars
The British Ports Association counters EU claims that UK ports are seeing increased traffic due to ETS avoidance, citing investment and competitiveness.
Durban port activities update on 14 October 2026
This article provides an overview of current ship movements and expected arrivals at major South African ports as of Friday, 14 October 2026.
