Author: Maritime Current News

Ports and Shipping

PSA International Surpasses 105 Million TEUs in 2025, Setting New Global Container Throughput Record

Global port operator PSA International has achieved a historic milestone by handling a record 105 million Twenty-foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) across its worldwide network of ports and terminals during the financial year ending 31 December 2025, reinforcing its position as one of the world’s leading container terminal operators and a key driver of global maritime trade.

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Ports and Shipping

U.S. Coast Guard Reopens Port of Rota to Commercial Shipping as Maritime Recovery Operations Continue After Super Typhoon

The U.S. Coast Guard has officially reopened the Port of Rota to commercial shipping and cargo operations after easing waterway restrictions following the passage of Super Typhoon Bavi. The move restores an important maritime gateway in the Northern Mariana Islands, although authorities continue to warn ship operators and mariners to exercise heightened caution due to ongoing navigation and communication challenges.

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Ports and Shipping

Pakistan Launches First Major Ship Bunkering Operation at Gwadar Port, Strengthening Marine Fuel Supply Hub

Pakistan has achieved a significant milestone in its maritime sector as the National Logistics Corporation (NLC), in collaboration with Vitol, successfully completed the inaugural commercial ship bunkering operation at Gwadar Port. The operation involved the delivery of 2,500 metric tons of IMO-compliant Very Low Sulphur Fuel Oil (VLSFO), produced at the Cnergyico PK Limited refinery, to the LNG vessel ENUGU, which is owned by a UAE-based company.

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Ports and Shipping

Indonesia and Russia Strengthen Maritime Technology Partnership to Advance Shipbuilding and Shipping Industry

Indonesia is strengthening its ambitions to modernize its maritime industry by pursuing a strategic partnership with Russia, focusing on maritime technology transfer, shipbuilding investment, workforce development, and industrial collaboration. The initiative is expected to enhance Indonesia’s domestic shipbuilding capabilities while increasing its competitiveness in the Southeast Asian shipping market.

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Maritime Trade & Economy

Shanghai Overtakes London to Become World’s Second-Largest International Shipping Hub in 2026 Global Maritime Index

Shanghai has officially climbed to the second position among the world’s leading international shipping hubs, surpassing London in the 2026 Xinhua-Baltic International Shipping Center Development Index released on Friday. The achievement highlights Shanghai’s growing influence in global maritime trade, container shipping, port logistics, and international shipping services.

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