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The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has issued a preliminary injunction that allows Empire Offshore Wind LLC to resume construction on the Empire Wind offshore wind project. This decision ends a suspension that had put the $5.3 billion proje...
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A recent intervention by Washington in Venezuela has sent shockwaves through the shipping market. With more oil expected to be exported to the US, t...
Open articleBy Brendan Murray and Alex Longley Jan 16, 2026 (Bloomberg) – After over two years of avoiding the Red Sea, top container shipping companies are slo...
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By Chen Aizhu SINGAPORE, Jan 14 (Reuters) – China's oil imports from Venezuela are expected to decline starting in February. This is due to a decrea...
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Seaborne coal shipments to China dropped by 10% in 2025. This decline was mainly due to a rise in domestic coal supply and lower demand from steel pr...
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On January 14, a U.S. judge will decide if Norwegian offshore wind developer Equinor can continue building the Empire Wind project off New York's coa...
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On Wednesday, January 14, the Iranian cargo ship Rona sent out an SOS signal in the Caspian Sea. This prompted a quick rescue operation by Turkmenist...
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The informal fleet of crude oil tankers operating quietly in Venezuela under Nicolas Maduro is now starting to come to light. This follows the recent...
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Ocean Network Express has started unloading the remaining containers from the fire-damaged vessel ONE Henry Hudson at the Port of Los Angeles. This m...
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U.S. Intensifies Action Against “Ghost Fleet” Oil Tankers with Coordinated Raids The U.S. government has seized two oil tankers that are under sanct...
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