10 of the latest shipping and maritime headlines, gathered from Hellenic Shipping News, gCaptain, Seatrade Maritime, The Maritime Executive, Marine Insight, Maritime Gateway, Offshore Energy, MarineLink. Each headline links to the full story on the publisher's website.
Middle East and the Gulf
- Freight rates into US reach post-Hormuz crisis peak – but no collapse is in sight (Hellenic Shipping News, 2 October)
- Strait of Hormuz security, decarbonisation among key issues discussed by BIMCO committees (Hellenic Shipping News, 2 October)
- Six Vessels Hit in Strait of Hormuz Since Sunday (gCaptain, 2 October)
- DP World adds Bangkok distribution hub to Thailand network (Seatrade Maritime, 2 October)
Around the world
- US Coast Guard Searches For Aircraft Carrying Six Bound For Boston (gCaptain, 3 October)
- HX Expeditions Closes Arctic Season, Largest-Ever Science Data Collection (The Maritime Executive, 3 October)
- Japan Issues First-Ever Ship Suspension Order To Passenger Ship Operator Tokai Kisen (Marine Insight, 3 October)
- Government extends RELIEF export support as West Asia shipping disruptions persist (Maritime Gateway, 3 October)
- $50 billion South Korean investment pushes stalled Alaska LNG project closer to construction (Offshore Energy, 2 October)
- Singapore Ship Registry Marks 60 Years, Plans Digital Upgrade (MarineLink, 2 October)
This roundup is put together automatically from the publications named above. Noon Marine is not responsible for the content of the linked articles.
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