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Boluda Towage expands its presence in Latin America with Cititug acquisition

Boluda Towage expands its presence in Latin America with Cititug acquisition

13 Nov 2026by Martyn Wingrove
The Spanish tug owner has entered the Ecuadorian towage market in the growing South American port-services sector
Ports & Terminals
Sinokor-linked VLCCs attacked: four injured in first attack, second sees tanker evacuated off UAE

Sinokor-linked VLCCs attacked: four injured in first attack, second sees tanker evacuated off UAE

12 Nov 2026by Riviera News
A strike on the engine room of tanker Dominica Prosperity off Ras Al Khaimah on 11 November started a fire and forced the evacuation of all 22 crew members
Middle East ConflictPorts & TerminalsSafety & Incidents
RAmparts-designed tugboats built to enhance Yakamoz port services in Turkey

RAmparts-designed tugboats built to enhance Yakamoz port services in Turkey

12 Nov 2026by Martyn Wingrove
Med Marine delivered four Robert Allan designed tugs to its joint venture with Marin Tug to support ships calling at growing Turkish ports
Ports & Terminals
Update: newbuild harbour tug en route to Mexico to bolster SAAM's ship towage

Update: newbuild harbour tug en route to Mexico to bolster SAAM's ship towage

12 Nov 2026by Martyn Wingrove
SAAM Ximbal will operate from the Port of Lázaro Cárdenas on Mexico’s Pacific coast when it arrives by December
Ports & Terminals
COP31 coalition targets major expansion of electric shipping by 2035

COP31 coalition targets major expansion of electric shipping by 2035

11 Nov 2026by Jamey Bergman
A new maritime initiative aims to accelerate battery-powered shipping and shore power, targeting 20% electrification of international shipping by 2035
Air Pollution & GHG EmissionsHybrid Electric & Fuel CellsPorts & TerminalsRegulations & Compliance
Tankers hit by projectiles in Strait of Hormuz; Iran reports further mine strikes 

Tankers hit by projectiles in Strait of Hormuz; Iran reports further mine strikes 

11 Nov 2026by Riviera News
Royal Navy-led UKMTO has reported two tanker incidents in the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran’s IRGC has claimed that several vessels have struck naval mines
Middle East ConflictPorts & TerminalsSafety & Incidents
Boluda strengthens European operations with Rotterdam terminal acquisition

Boluda strengthens European operations with Rotterdam terminal acquisition

11 Nov 2026by Martyn Wingrove
The Spanish shipping group will purchase the Matrans Terminal to enhance its shortsea and intermodal operations in the Netherlands
Ports & Terminals
Boluda welcomes newbuild ASD tug to bolster West African towage

Boluda welcomes newbuild ASD tug to bolster West African towage

10 Nov 2026by Martyn Wingrove
An official welcoming service was held in the Port of Lomé, Togo. for a 24-m tug built by Sanmar Shipyards
Ports & Terminals
Tankers hit in Hormuz; US strikes bulker, Qeshm Island, launches task force

Tankers hit in Hormuz; US strikes bulker, Qeshm Island, launches task force

09 Nov 2026by Riviera News
At least three merchant vessels have been damaged in separate incidents in the Strait of Hormuz and Gulf of Oman in recent days
Middle East ConflictPorts & TerminalsSafety & Incidents
Greek owner Lyboussakis welcomes ASD tug newbuild for its MedTugs joint venture

Greek owner Lyboussakis welcomes ASD tug newbuild for its MedTugs joint venture

09 Nov 2026by Martyn Wingrove
An ASD tug with 50 tonnes of bollard pull will join the MedTugs fleet in Greece
Ports & Terminals
Fresh Hormuz attacks leave seafarer dead, one vessel sunk and several damaged

Fresh Hormuz attacks leave seafarer dead, one vessel sunk and several damaged

04 Nov 2026by Riviera News
A seafarer has died and several commercial vessels have reportedly been damaged in a series of incidents in and around the Strait of Hormuz in early November
Middle East ConflictPorts & TerminalsSafety & Incidents
In Australia first, CMB.TECH refuels ore carrier with green ammonia at world’s largest bulk export port

In Australia first, CMB.TECH refuels ore carrier with green ammonia at world’s largest bulk export port

04 Nov 2026by John Snyder
CMB.TECH’s ammonia-powered Newcastlemax vessel refuelled with renewable fuel at Port of Port Hedland in Western Australia
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ZESTAs Secretary-General: 'This is no longer about proving these technologies work. They work.'

22 Oct 2026by Madadh MacLaine
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Wood Mackenzie: can Canada capitalise on Asia's need for long-term, lower-carbon LNG?

21 Oct 2026by Riviera News
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Policy and insurance: automation does not make an autonomous ship

16 Oct 2026by Martyn Wingrove
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Ethanol momentum in maritime shifts from engines to economics

15 Oct 2026by John Snyder
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Veson Nautical: full restoration is unlikely before at least mid-2027

02 Oct 2026by Riviera News
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Ammonia: an emerging energy commodity that shipping shouldn’t ignore  

08 Sep 2026by Martin Cartwright
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Why ports need to invest in dedicated electric tug charging

08 Sep 2026by Martyn Wingrove
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Are invasive species an emerging challenge for offshore wind?

02 Sep 2026by David Foxwell

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Maritime Regulations Webinar Week

Maritime Regulations Webinar Week

16 Dec 2025GMT - ONLINE
On 16 December, Riviera will be holding a webinar on how to achieve IMO compliance while powering sustainable shipping practices.

This webinar delivers practical guidance on managing compliance ...
Floating energy: successfully unlocking stranded gas using FLNGs and FSRUs

Floating energy: successfully unlocking stranded gas using FLNGs and FSRUs

24 Feb 2026GMT - ONLINE
Stranded gas represents untapped value and floating LNG and FSRUs offer the quickest way to monetise it. To capitalise on these opportunities, you must master both the technology behind floating gas ...
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