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Got Propane? Adoption in Port & Maritime Accelerates

MarineLink published a podcast on 27 September 2026 titled “Got Propane? Adoption in Port & Maritime Accelerates,” presenting a discussion of growing interest in propane within ports and maritime operations.

OECD outlook sees growth but warns trade risks could unsettle recovery

The OECD’s September 2026 interim outlook projects 2.9% world GDP growth and resilience through 2027, but reports reports the organisation has warned that higher energy costs, shifting tariffs and uncertainty over key trading relationships could pose fresh pressures on international trade and supply chains.

Tanker availability tightens and transit costs surge, reports reports

A report published on 25 September 2026 by reports says the cost of transiting the Strait of Hormuz has overtaken passage constraints as the dominant tanker-market concern, with availability squeezed and some VLCC hires reportedly above USD 1 million per day.

Marea Scale Models launches Ai Refloat in the UK

Marea Scale Models has launched in the UK, bringing its AI-assisted design process Ai Refloat to the European maritime market; the process is described as producing highly detailed, accurate and immediately recognisable models.

ARC Freedom added to ARC Group’s U.S.-flagged fleet

ARC Freedom (IMO 9505041), a Large Car and Truck Carrier, has been added to American Roll‑On/Roll‑Off Carrier Group Inc.'s U.S.-flagged fleet, MarineLink reported on 25 September 2026.

Washburn & Doughty delivers Mary McAllister to McAllister Towing

Washburn & Doughty has handed over the tug Mary McAllister to McAllister Towing in Maine; the vessel is the sixth of seven ABS-classed, 84-metric-ton bollard-pull, low-emission tractor tugs, MarineLink reported on 25 September 2026.

Direct container service inaugurated between Jiangsu and Mexico

Sources indicated on 25 September 2026 that a cargo ship laden with 524 special containers departed Jiangyin port for the Port of Manzanillo, inaugurating a new direct container service between Jiangsu and Mexico with an estimated transit of around 22 days.