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Resilience Doesn’t Equal Security- Lloyd’s List (opens the original)
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AIS-derived vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz (1 Mar to 31 Jul 2026). Heatmap density is based on over 100,000 AIS position reports aggregated into 1 km grid cells. Darker colours indicate higher traffic density. EMCOM silent transits are not captured. By Lori-Ann LaRocco – Strait of Hormuz transit data for the month of September reveals how the oil and container markets are tactically adjusting to the U.S./Israel war on Iran. In its latest weekly webinar, Lloyd’s list editor in chief
Premier Alliance Prepares for Asia-N Europe Services Return to Suez (opens the original)
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OOCL Portugal transits the Suez Canal on September 16, 2026, marking COSCO SHIPPING Lines’ first southbound passage through the canal since the Red Sea crisis began. Photo: Suez Canal Authority By Gavin van Marle (The Loadstar) – October will see almost all global ocean carriers make a tentative return to Suez transits on Asia-Europe sailings, after revised pro forma shipping schedules show the Premier Alliance is set to send one of its vessels on the route through the Red Sea and Egyptian water
Nuclear-Powered LNG Carrier Would Cost 2.5 Times More to Build, Study Finds (opens the original)
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lng ship bunkering in fog. Photo by VladSV / Shutterstock.com A nuclear-powered LNG carrier could cost roughly 2.5 times as much to build as a conventional vessel, but lower fuel costs could significantly change the economics over the ship’s operating life, according to a new study supported by the American Bureau of Shipping. Presented at Gastech 2026, the study examined a 174,000-cubic-meter LNG carrier equipped with a 20-25 MWe high-temperature gas-cooled reactor, or HTGR, under development b
Turkey and UN Broker New Talks on Russia-Ukraine Black Sea Truce (opens the original)
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Vessels are seen as they await inspection under the Black Sea Grain Initiative, brokered by the United Nations and Turkey, in the southern anchorage of the Bosphorus in Istanbul, Turkey December 11, 2022. REUTERS/Yoruk Isik/File Photo (Bloomberg) — Turkey and the United Nations have set up fresh talks in Russia and Ukraine to discuss a Black Sea ceasefire, trying to coalesce scattered efforts to protect grain shipments as global food prices surge. The meetings will take place in early October, a
Salvage Work Begins on WWII ‘Time Bomb’ Wreck in Thames Estuary (opens the original)
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Salvage crews work around the wreck of the SS Richard Montgomery in the Thames Estuary as part of an operation to remove the World War II Liberty ship’s remaining masts. The wreck still contains roughly 1,400 tons of unexploded munitions. (Photo: Resolve Marine) More than 80 years after the SS Richard Montgomery sank in the Thames Estuary with roughly 1,400 tons of explosives still aboard, marine contractors have begun one of the most delicate interventions yet on the notorious World War II wrec
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