Six months into the Iran conflict, Hormuz commodity traffic remains roughly 95 percent below pre-war levels, forcing energy and liner…
Category: Maritime Industry
Chinese-Linked Tankers Abort Hormuz Transits as State Operators Stay Clear of Twin Chokepoints
Multiple China-linked tankers aborted Strait of Hormuz crossings in mid-August, consistent with reports that COSCO Shipping Energy and China Merchants…
Kharg Island LPG Terminal Reactivates After 23 Vacant Days as Laden Tankers Wait
SAR imagery on 19 August showed the first berth activity at Kharg’s Sulphur and LPG terminal in 23 days, while…
Oman Oil Spill Response Widens as Caroline Bezengi Leak Hits 12 km of Ras Madrakah Coast
Oman’s Environment Authority says about 12 km of Ras Madrakah coastline is affected by oil from the grounded tanker Caroline…
Hormuz Oil-Shuttling Service Resumes After Security-Driven Lull
Ship-to-ship oil-shuttling through the Strait of Hormuz has resumed after a recent pause, even as regional hostilities and attacks on…
Nautical Institute Urges Industry to Keep Seafarer Safety a Shared Priority
The Nautical Institute has called on the maritime community to keep seafarer safety and welfare a shared priority, as industry…
European Shipowners Back EU Proposal to Recognise Two Indian Shipyards
ECSA has welcomed a European Commission proposal to add two Indian shipyards to the updated European List of Ship recognised…
REGULAS SHIPPING NEWS – Weekly Issue No 05
Weekly Marine Intelligence & Fleet Update Regulas Shipping News — Issue 05 — 21 July 2026 R Regulas Shipping Private…
IRGC Threatens Wider Maritime Restrictions After Hormuz Closure, Raising Fresh Risks for Global Trade
IRGC Threatens Wider Maritime Restrictions After Hormuz Closure, Raising Fresh Risks for Global Trade July 2026 | Maritime Security &…
Iran Announces New Strait of Hormuz Transit Service Fees, Raising Fresh Concerns for Global Shipping
Iran Announces New Strait of Hormuz Transit Service Fees, Raising Fresh Concerns for Global Shipping June 2026 | Maritime Trade…
