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Hormuz: Normalisation no longer needs to wait for a deal
Kpler is moving away from the assumption that reopening the Strait of Hormuz requires a comprehensive political agreement. Our base case will instead reflect slower, uneven normalisation under continued conflict, with shipping recovering through operational adaptation rather than following a single diplomatic trigger. This better reflects what the physical market is already showing. The…
Paracel Carbon Forestry Project verifies first carbon removal credits
Paracel, a large-scale carbon removals project in Paraguay backed by Trafigura, has verified its first carbon removal credits, totalling over 190,000 tonnes. The Paracel project combines ecosystem…
When the Levee Breaks
The weakest June for Chinese crude imports in a decade did not cost a single barrel of throughput. Imports fell 41.3% on the year, runs held above 12.4 mb/d, and product exports went up. The…
DORIC WEEKLY INSIGHT 25 SEPTEMBER 2026
Please find below the DORIC Market Insight for the week ending 25thSeptember 2026. Weekly Report 25.09.2026
Global Maritime Forum announces all Aboard Alliance report which shows how companies are raising the standard at sea
A new report from the All Aboard Alliance reveals how 13 maritime companies are putting the Sustainable Crewing Guidelines into practice. The nine Sustainable Crewing Guidelines, launched in March…
Maritime Industry Commits S$1.5 million in Scholarships to 61 Students from Diverse Disciplines
The MaritimeONE Scholarship Award Ceremony 2026 celebrates the newly awarded scholarship recipients and affirms the industry's support in building a talent pipeline with the Singapore Maritime…
Sailing vessel ‘Batavia’ arrives at Damen Shiprepair Amsterdam to prepare for her final voyage, taking her onshore
The wooden hull will be lowered into a purpose-built steel cradle in dry dock 4; the same dock she was launched from in 1995 The Batavia, the full-scale reconstruction of the 1628 Dutch East India…
Etihad Rail and AD Ports Group Launch Integrated Rail Service, Connecting Fujairah Terminals with Abu Dhabi’s Industrial Heartland
New Fujairah-ICAD rail service and customs-enabled inland gateway bring port services closer to customers across Abu Dhabi Etihad Rail, the developer and operator of the UAE National Rail Network,…
Iran says the U.S. is standing in the way of Hormuz deal amid talks with Oman
The U.S. is obstructing an agreement between Iran and Oman to secure a safe transit route through the Strait of Hormuz, the Islamic Republic’s hard-line Revolutionary Guard said Wednesday. Iran and…
RINA unveils Mermaid, a future-ready ship design for an uncertain decarbonisation future
RINA has unveiled Mermaid, a future-ready ship propulsion concept designed to help shipowners reduce fuel consumption, lower emissions, improve operational resilience and protect long-term asset…
Auramarine strengthens business development and lifecycle services leadership with two senior appointments
Auramarine, a leading fuel supply systems expert, has appointed Lauri Helkkula as Business Development & Key Account Director, and Aki Sand as Vice President of Sales, Business Line (BL)…
DNV: Regulatory uncertainty demands fleet strategies built for multiple futures
Regulatory uncertainty is increasing pressure on shipowners to make investment decisions that remain viable across multiple future scenarios. According to DNV's 10th Maritime Forecast to 2050,…
An increasing number of empty containers in Hamburg are shifting to rail transport in Hamburg
The Hamburg Container and Chassis Repair Company is continuously expanding the transport of empty containers by rail. Whilst in 2025 around 20,000 standard containers were transported by rail from…
Bazeport scores Premier League highlights at sea
Bazeport, a leading maritime media platform serving crews worldwide, announced it will launch official Premier League highlights on 27 August 2026, through a sublicensing agreement with global…
Iran’s blockade trilemma: endure, escalate or negotiate
Key takeaways • The renewed US blockade is making the status quo progressively more expensive for Tehran. Pressure now extends from crude and petrochemical export revenues to production shut-ins,…
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