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Oil in the oceans of geopolitics. US margins rose to over $45 per barrel in July 2026.

Photo: Marek Grzybowski By Marek Grzybowski Strona główna Porty Morskie, Terminale, Logistyka Morska,  American oil exporters are likely the biggest beneficiaries of sanctions against Russia and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz today, notes Banchero Costa Research in its latest report. Oil producers are benefiting from OPEC’s efforts to raise prices by reducing the supply […]

Maritime container transport resilient to geopolitical storms. Maersk with $15.8 billion in sales in Q2 2026

 Photo: Marek Grzybowski By Marek Grzybowski Strona główna Porty Morskie, Terminale, Logistyka Morska,  Containers are driving ocean business and delivering extraordinary profits. Geopolitical storms, the blockade of ships in the Persian Gulf, extended liner services, and port congestion have not derailed maritime container transport. On the contrary, shipowners and fleet operators took advantage of these extraordinary […]

1 billion TEU higher transshipment at container terminals in 2025. Another record will be set in 2026 [ANALYSIS]

By Marek Grzybowski Strona główna Porty Morskie, Terminale, Logistyka Morska, Transport Morski Global container port transshipment volumes exceeded 1 billion TEU in 2025, an 8% increase compared to the previous year, according to the latest “Millionaires” report prepared by DynaLiners analysts. Current information from terminal operators and liner shipping companies on container supply in maritime […]

The war from the Black Sea has spread to the oceans and… the Baltic Sea [OPINION]

Photo: Marek Grzybowski By  Marek Grzybowski Strona główna   Marynarka Wojenna, Bezpieczeństwo Morskie, Ratownictwo  The captain of the Titanic realized that no ship could be stopped and sunk. Russian President Vladimir Putin said his country would begin seizing Western ships if the West continued to detain Russian merchant ships. His statement meant that naval commands had already received […]

100 years to replace fleets with ships with alternative propulsion [ANALYSIS]

Photo: Marek Grzybowski By Marek Grzybowski Strona główna Przemysł Stoczniowy, Przemysł Morski, Stocznie, The share of new ships with engines using fuels more environmentally friendly than traditional marine fuel has increased to over 5% over the past five years. This is thanks to orders from leading, innovation-focused shipowners. The rate of introduction of ships powered by […]

Methanol in Ports and on Ocean Routes: Technological Opportunities and Financial Threats

Photo: WESTERN BALT By  Marek Grzybowski Strona główna Przemysł Stoczniowy, Przemysł Morski, Stocznie, Statki The Klaipėda Port Authority launched a project this year aimed at preparing the Port of Klaipėda for the growing demand for alternative marine fuels and developing eco-friendly shipping corridors in the Baltic Sea. A vessel with a tank capacity of 800 […]

ORP GROM POD NARWIKIEM – MUZEUM MARYNARKI WOJENNEJ

Muzeum Marynarki Wojennej w Gdyni zaprasza na kolejne spotkanie z cyklu   NASZE SYGNAŁY zatytułowane ORP GROM POD NARWIKIEM TRZY MINUTY WE FIORDZIE ROMBAKKEN  Tematem pierwszego po przerwie wakacyjnej spotkania z cyklu Nasze Sygnały będzie historia jednego z najnowocześniejszych okrętów w przedwojennej historii Polskiej Marynarki Wojennej – ORP Grom kulisy ewakuacji polskich niszczycieli do Wielkiej […]

Crisis-proof container ships: Ocean Network Express (ONE) to triple profit to $900 million in 2026

By Marek Grzybowski Strona główna Porty Morskie, Terminale, Logistyka Morska, Ocean Network Express (ONE), a global container operator led by newly appointed CEO Till Ole Barrelet, has announced a tripling of profits in 2026 from $300 million to $900 million. ONE is one of the operators that has successfully navigated the geopolitical turmoil and disruptions […]

China, Japan and the EU play a key role in the LNG demand market [ANALYSIS]

Source: Knutsen By Marek Grzybowski Strona główna Porty Morskie, Terminale, Logistyka Morska, Transport Morski China, Japan, and the European Union determined demand in the LNG market in the first half of 2026. China imported 35.3 million tons of LNG between January and July 2026, Japan unloaded 37.3 million tons at LNG terminals, and European Union countries […]

Port of Gdynia will prepare for ship-to-ship LNG and bioLNG bunkering

By Marek Grzybowski The Port of Gdynia and ORLEN are beginning cooperation on developing LNG and bioLNG bunkering capabilities for ships. One of the key areas will be the ship-to-ship system. The S-T-S system will enable LNG bunkering for large vessels while the ship is in port. LNG bunkering will be possible during transshipment operations. […]