- Lloyd’s Register launches advanced stowage solutions to cut container losses and improve ship efficiency
Lloyd’s Register has introduced new digital stowage solutions aimed at reducing container losses at sea while improving vessel efficiency. The tools are designed to enhance decision-making for crews and operators amid increasing cargo and safety challenges.
https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/01/15/lloyds-register-launches-advanced-stowage-solutions-to-cut-container-losses-and-improve-ship-efficiency/ - Skuld: keeping the ship moving – step-in agreements and what they mean for charterers
Skuld has published guidance on step-in agreements, explaining how they can help keep vessels trading during contractual or financial disputes. The analysis highlights implications for charterers, owners, and insurers in complex operational scenarios.
https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/01/15/skuld-keeping-the-ship-moving-step-in-agreements-and-what-they-mean-for-charterers/ - Chapman Freeborn named International Air Cargo Charter Broker of the Year
Chapman Freeborn has been recognised as International Air Cargo Charter Broker of the Year, reflecting strong performance across global markets. The award highlights the company’s role in handling complex logistics and time-critical cargo movements.
https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/01/15/chapman-freeborn-named-international-air-cargo-charter-broker-of-the-year/ - OceanScore opens Japan office to strengthen regional support for EU ETS and FuelEU compliance
OceanScore has opened a new office in Japan to expand support for shipowners and operators dealing with EU ETS and FuelEU Maritime requirements. The move reflects growing demand in Asia for emissions compliance and digital reporting solutions.
https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/01/15/oceanscore-opens-japan-office-to-strengthen-regional-support-for-eu-ets-and-fueleu-compliance/ - Geneva Dry continues to add leading commodity and shipping speakers
The Geneva Dry conference has announced additional high-profile speakers from the commodity trading and shipping sectors. Organisers expect strong industry participation amid ongoing market volatility and geopolitical uncertainty.
https://splash247.com/geneva-dry-continues-to-add-leading-commodity-and-shipping-speakers/ - Fourteen crew rescued from troubled Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea
Fourteen seafarers have been rescued from an Iranian vessel in distress in the Caspian Sea following an emergency operation. The incident underscores ongoing safety risks in regional waters and the importance of coordinated rescue efforts.
https://splash247.com/14-crew-rescued-from-troubled-iranian-vessel-in-the-caspian/ - Baltic Exchange launches European tanker indices
The Baltic Exchange has launched new European tanker indices to improve market transparency and freight rate benchmarking. The move is intended to support charterers, owners, and traders in a shifting tanker market.
https://splash247.com/baltic-exchange-launches-european-tanker-indices/ - Cargo operations resume at Port of Los Angeles after Henry Hudson fire
Cargo handling at the Port of Los Angeles has resumed after a fire disrupted operations involving the vessel Henry Hudson. Authorities confirmed that safety checks were completed before terminal activity restarted.
https://gcaptain.com/one-henry-hudson-cargo-operations-resume-at-port-of-los-angeles-after-fire/ - Rethinking onboard data transfer
A new industry analysis examines challenges and opportunities in onboard data transfer as vessels generate increasing volumes of operational data. The article highlights connectivity limits, cybersecurity concerns, and emerging technical solutions.
https://www.seanews.co.uk/maritime/rethinking-onboard-data-transfer - Canada explores maintenance port in Nova Scotia for icebreakers
Canada is considering the development of a dedicated maintenance port in Nova Scotia to support its icebreaker fleet. The proposal aims to strengthen Arctic readiness and improve long-term fleet availability.
https://www.seanews.co.uk/ports/canada-explores-maintenance-port-in-nova-scotia-for-ice-breakers