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MARITIMEINTELLIGENCEDAILY11 MAY 2026 MONDAY

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PortsMarineLink·3 days ago

South Korea Could Be Asia’s Green Ammonia Hub

It was March that South Korea’s LOTTE Fine Chemical announced that it has successfully completed the world’s first commercial cross-border import of green ammonia. Then on April 23, the Ulsan Port Authority announced the successful completion…

PortsMaritime Cyprus·3 days ago

Spain intercepts 45 Tonnes of Cocaine off Canary Islands

(www.MaritimeCyprus.com) The Guardia Civil has executed one of the most significant maritime interventions in Spanish history, intercepting a merchant ship in the Atlantic Ocean carrying a massive consignment of cocaine. This operation, occurring in early May 2026, marks a…

PortsFreightWaves·10 days ago

Port Houston lands $48M federal grant for Bayport expansion

Port Houston has secured a $48 million federal grant to expand and modernize its Bayport Container Terminal, a move aimed at boosting capacity, easing truck congestion and strengthening supply chain resilience along the Gulf Coast. The funding, awarded through the U.

PortsFreightWaves·10 days ago

Saia eyes margin turnaround amid improving demand

After $2 billion in network investments, less-than-truckload carrier Saia is expecting to soon see a payoff as cost and operational enhancements are converging with better demand. The company is also seeing more freight opportunities now that it runs a national network.

PortsJournal of Commerce·11 days ago

NY-NJ’s Port Newark terminal takes first steps in next big expansion

Latest NewsGrowth in energy-linked project cargo exacerbates US rail car shortageMaersk passing $500 million monthly fuel bill to customers ‘in full’: CEOVPA veteran McCoy tapped as CEO of Port of VirginiaTacoma ILWU local attempting to block Husky technology effortUS onshore wind halt deals latest blow for project car

PortsJournal of Commerce·16 days ago

Customs designation triggers QSL terminal project in Quebec City

Latest NewsWerner acquisition boosts Truckload Capacity Index despite low demandFourKites takes aim at automating ocean bookings for shippersSafety assumptions appear misguided in ‘carrier of the year’ honorsGrowth in energy-linked project cargo exacerbates US rail car shortageMaersk passing $500 million monthly fuel b

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PortsNorthStandard·3 months ago

War Risks Renewal 2026/27

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PortsNorthStandard·3 months ago

US Action on Venezuela – Impact on Shipping

On 3 January 2026, the United States launched a military operation in Caracas, resulting in the capture and extraction of President Nicolás Maduro. Latest Updates10 February 2026Correspondents Globalpandi SA report that the domestic political situation in Venezuela has generally stabilised under the interim authoritie

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PortsSteamship Mutual·3 months ago

Safe Container Operations at Terminals

Home Publications Articles Safe Container Operations at Terminals Safe Container Operations at Terminals US Ports Safety Bulletins Published: February 13, 2026 Download article pdf The United States Coast Guard (USCG) has issued a Marine Safety Alert 04-26 following multiple incidents of shipping containers falling ove

PortsSafety4Sea·4 months ago

UK MAIB Investigation: Chain failure results in deckhand fatality

A t 2345 on 6 October 2023 Denver Teleron, a deckhand on the scallop dredger Honeybourne III (PD905) was fatally injured when he was struck by a towing block that had fallen from the head of the port derrick. The crew of Honeybourne III were recovering its gear in a position about 16 nautical miles south of Newhaven,

PortsMustapha Zehhaf (YouTube)·5 months ago

First LNG Terminal in the world #lng #captain #gas

In this video, I take you to Arzew, the birthplace of the global LNG trade — the port from which the world’s first commercial LNG cargo was shipped to the UK. You’ll see the exact berth where Methane Princess was alongside in 1964, marking the beginning of LNG shipping and the industry we know today.

PortsCharter Party Disputes·5 months ago

Laytime exceptions for draft survey and terminal breakdowns

Laytime exceptions for draft survey and terminal breakdowns Dec 11, 2025 3 min read Summary prepared by Prokopios Krikris, FCIArb, Arbitrator This arbitration addressed a common topic of disagreement. The contract provided for suspension of laytime during riots, strikes, etc.

PortsCharter Party Disputes·7 months ago

Arbitration- Tug expenses at Mississippi River

Arbitration- Tug expenses at Mississippi River Oct 14, 2025 2 min read One of the disputes in this arbitration arose from a charter under a Vegoilvoy Form for a voyage from the Mississippi River to Yugoslavia. Tug expenses at the loading berth At the loading berth, two tugs were ordered to hold the vessel in berth aga

PortsCharter Party Disputes·7 months ago

Arbitration- Vessel off hire due to poor condition of cranes

Arbitration- Vessel off hire due to poor condition of cranes Oct 6, 2025 4 min read Summary prepared by Prokopios Krikris, FCIArb, Arbitrator The disputes which were the subject of this arbitration arose under a NYPE Form of Charter Party. The discharge was to be carried out by the Vessel's own gear into barges while

PortsCharter Party Disputes·7 months ago

Arbitration- Partial reimbursement of stevedore damage repair costs

Arbitration- Partial reimbursement of stevedore damage repair costs Oct 5, 2025 1 min read Summary prepared by Prokopios Krikris, FCIArb, Arbitrator In this arbitration, the panel awarded some items for stevedore damages less than that claimed, as the Owner had expended more than necessary. Owners sought to recover US

PortsCharter Party Disputes·7 months ago

Arbitration- disputed NOR at ice edge and weather delays

Arbitration- disputed NOR at ice edge and weather delays Oct 1, 2025 6 min read Summary prepared by Prokopios Krikris, FCIArb, Arbitrator The key disputed issues in this arbitration were the validity of the NOR at an ice port area, and the weather-related delays during discharging at St Petersburg, resulting in the Own

PortsCharter Party Disputes·7 months ago

Arbitration- Charterers claim damages for hold's rejection

Arbitration- Charterers claim damages for hold's rejection Sep 28, 2025 4 min read Updated: Oct 4, 2025 Summary prepared by Prokopios Krikris, FCIArb, Arbitrator Author's comment: The recurring issues in disputes concerning the rejection of holds include: the status of surveyors (i. e.

PortsCharter Party Disputes·8 months ago

Arbitration – Holiday Exceptions (BIMCO Calendar) and Notice of Readiness at CJK

Arbitration – Holiday Exceptions (BIMCO Calendar) and Notice of Readiness at CJK Sep 27, 2025 3 min read Summary prepared by Prokopios Krikris, FCIArb, Arbitrator The dispute arises under the terms of a GENCON form of Charter Party, with these issues for determination:   a)    Whether Good Friday wa

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PortsNorthStandard·over 1 year ago

War Risks Renewal 2025/26

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