Shipping’s rush to adopt artificial intelligence is creating a new operational hazard: systems that sound confident, look useful and are wrong. AI hallucinations, where a model generates false or ...

Svanehoj has moved to strengthen its tank gauging business by acquiring Dutch specialist Henri Systems Holland, adding LNG and LPG measurement and safety equipment to its portfolio. The deal marks the ...

New Zealand is facing the loss of its last domestic-flagged container shipping service, with Swire Shipping consulting on a proposal to cease Pacifica Shipping’s coastal container operation. The move ...

Wolfgang Lehmacher on where the box sector is getting things wrong. Global container shipping is now missing around 1.8m teu of capacity because of delays, according to analysis by Sea-Intelligence.

Dutch surveyor Fugro has been awarded a contract by Saipem to deliver integrated marine survey and inspection services for the Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP), the UK’s first CO2 transportation ...

Ukraine has sharply escalated its campaign against Russian shipping and oil infrastructure over the past week, striking dozens of shadow fleet tankers in the Kerch Strait and Sea of Azov while ...

The Port of Taichung has launched a new AI-supported intrusion detection system at its breakwater entrance as part of efforts to strengthen vessel traffic safety and smart port operations. The system ...

Baltic Container Terminal Gdynia has taken delivery of two Liebherr LHM 550 mobile harbour cranes as it continues to expand capacity at the Port of Gdynia. The two cranes were delivered following an ...

Commercial shipping around the Strait of Hormuz has been pushed back into crisis mode after three vessel attacks in 24 hours triggered major US strikes on Iran and a sharp escalation across the Gulf.

Shipyard revival is easy to announce and hard to staff, writes Spiridon Tsiolis. Two announcements in Greece show the country can find the capital and the technology partners it needs. The harder ...