Rail ferry services between Rostock, Germany, and Trelleborg, Sweden, will continue operating until 2031, with a particular focus on military mobility.
Japanese carrier “K” LINE (Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha) has signed shipbuilding contracts for four LNG dual-fuel car carriers. The ships are intended for deployment in European short-sea operations.
Greek shipping owner Evangelos Marinakis has said he would be prepared to support the payment of a transit fee to Iran to secure safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Any such move would mark a significant departure from the established maritime legal framework.
A UK Government-backed consortium has validated “one of the world’s first fully grid-independent hydrogen power hubs” capable of supplying clean electricity directly to vessels at berth without conventional shore-side infrastructure upgrades.
Chinese shipping group COSCO and Argentine logistics company PTP Group will invest more than €116m in the upgrade and operation of the Moll d’Andalusia multipurpose terminal at the Port of Tarragona.
The Port of Nigg in northern Scotland is set for a major expansion of its marine infrastructure after owner Maraen awarded the contract for a new heavy-duty quay to construction specialist McLaughlin & Harvey.