Fresh offshore, shipping and crewing updates in a format that feels more like a modern editorial hub and less like an old archive list.
A small number of merchant ships have started to navigate the Strait of Hormuz again, marking the first notable movement after weeks of disruptions. However, this doesn’t indicate a return to normal operations; rather, it highlights a troubling shift: one of...
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By Katharine Jackson and Michael Martina WASHINGTON, April 2 (Reuters) – U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed serious concerns on Thursday...
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Libyan authorities have essentially stopped efforts to secure the troubled LNG tanker Arctic Metagaz. The ship has been towed far out to sea and is n...
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U.S. offshore oil production hit a record high of 714 million barrels in 2025. This marks the highest output ever from the Outer Continental Shelf a...
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In recent days, the operator of an oil tanker stuck in the Persian Gulf received an interesting proposal. After spending weeks anchored while missile...
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LONDON, April 2 (Reuters) - Britain is set to hold talks on Thursday to create a coalition of countries focused on reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Th...
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The liquefied natural gas carrier Arctic Metagaz is currently "completely out of control at sea" in the Mediterranean after a towing attempt failed e...
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WASHINGTON, April 2 - The U.S. trade deficit grew in February as a rise in imports outweighed a significant increase in exports, which hit a reco...
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April 1 (Reuters) - An oil tanker leased by QatarEnergy was struck by an Iranian cruise missile on Wednesday while in Qatari waters, according to the...
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A fuel oil tanker chartered by QatarEnergy was hit by a missile in waters off Qatar, marking a serious increase in maritime attacks near a key LNG ex...
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