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By: Sue Terpilowski
NatPower and Tesla have entered into a multi-year supply and execution agreement covering more than 25 GWh of battery energy storage systems (BESS) across European markets. Projects under the agreement will be sited in Italy and the United Kingdom and will be owned and operated by NatPower. Tesla will provide Megapack, their battery energy storage system, as well as EPC and bankable trading services, with long-term revenues warranties, through Tesla's Autobidder platform.
Mintra, a global leader in digital learning and competence solutions for safety-critical industries, has been shortlisted in two categories at the 2026 SAFETY4SEA Awards.
By: Sue Terpilowski
Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced the launch of its new Mediterranean Africa Express Service (MAX), providing customers with dedicated direct connections linking West Africa with key global trade lanes.
By: Sue Terpilowski
NatPower Marine, a NatPower Group company enabling the energy transition in the maritime sector, has signed a strategic agreement to acquire the Aqua superPower international charging network from ATV Power, a provider of marine electrification technologies and charging infrastructure.
The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) has appointed Natalie Carroll as Head of Competence and Training, where she will lead the association's initiatives to strengthen workforce capability, improve skills transferability, and support the delivery of IMCA's People and Skills Plan.
Mintra has launched a new integration with K-REG, Norway's national digital competence registry, run by Sentralregisteret. The integration enables course results to be registered automatically when learners complete their training. Available immediately to eligible customers, the integration removes the need for employers to manually transfer course records, creating a seamless digital workflow between learning and official competence documentation required for offshore travel on the Norwegian continental shelf.
Changes which came into effect on 1 January 2026 introduced a new regional cumulation arrangement covering 50 African countries. The reforms allow qualifying goods to be sourced, processed and combined across multiple African markets while continuing to benefit from preferential access to the UK, creating significant new opportunities for businesses seeking resilient, diversified supply chains.
By: Sue Terpilowski
DM Transport has reached a significant milestone in its fleet electrification efforts with the deployment of its first heavy-duty battery-electric truck within the Port of Rotterdam.
Kalundborg's Rise as a Strategic Logistics Hub Environmental Impact of Kalundborg's Green Zealand Gateway Project (13th August 2026 London)
By: Sue Terpilowski
Record levels of global port congestion are exposing a wider problem in maritime: an industry that talks about collaboration and resilience still too often reacts only after vessels are already waiting. More than 4.3 million TEU of containership capacity is currently waiting to berth globally, according to Linerlytica data. The amount of capacity caught in port queues has now passed the roughly 4.0 million TEU peak recorded during the 2022 disruption. However, today's larger global fleet means the current figure represents a smaller share of total capacity.
