MarineCraft Journal 
Demurrage is the cost of a ship waiting, and on a petroleum cargo it accumulates fast enough to erase a trade’s margin in a couple of days. It turns on one question that sounds simple and rarely is: when did the clock actually start? By MarineCraft Journal · 8 September 2026 · … Read more
As commodity traders adapt to a forecast of prolonged uncertainty and disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices are rising again – and analysts and Goldman see room to grow.
The new administrator of the Panama Canal said that once the Rio Indio infrastructure project is complete, the critical shipping waterway will not need to impose restrictions on transit even during droughts.In the meantime, however, it may need to impose…
The United Arab Emirates is building alternative routes for its energy exports and trade to ensure they are not, "held hostage," by the ongoing war between the US and Iran, UAE presidential adviser Anwar Gargash said on Monday.The conflict has…
Belgian marine contractor Jan De Nul has completed dredging works to deepen the access channel at Brazil’s Port of Itapoá from 14 metres to 16 metres. Over nine months, the company’s dredger Galileo Galilei pumped approximately seven million cubic metres…
In a panel event just before the opening of SMM 2026, the American Bureau of Shipping updated its outlook for the state of green shipping and came away with a new conclusion: success doesn't depend on picking the right winning fuel…
