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(www.MaritimeCyprus.com) This second edition of the European Maritime Transport Environmental Report (EMTER 2025) examines the progress made towards achieving Europe′s decarbonisation targets and environmental goals for the maritime sector while indicating the

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  1. ASP Ships Group expands global presence through the establishment of ASP Ships Germany
  2. Maersk reports third-best financial year
  3. Baltic Exchange enters the Chemical Tanker market with new chemical and agricultural oil freight assessments
  4. SmartSea strengthens senior management team with appointment of former P&O Maritime Logistics Head of Technology
  5. Mental health training urged for superyacht crews
  6. Hapag-Lloyd concludes green financing of its 24 new container ships
  7. US tariffs on China: What next for global logistics?
  8. Ultranav starts trial with behaviour change service Signol to minimise CO2 emissions
  9. ADLC secures €2 million in seed funding to support focus on industrial drone logistics
  10. ICTSI flagship receives Philippines’ first near-zero emission RTGs
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