Maintenance planning meets weather forecasting: Aligning repair schedules with climate forecasts

Published by , Editorial Assistant Global Mining Review, Wednesday, 16 September 2026 15:00 Advertisement Discover how traditional coal mining operations use advanced weather forecasting and predictive maintenance to minimise downtime, protect heavy equipment, and ensure long-term profitability amidst increasingly severe climate shifts. Some aspects

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Sweeping Russia-Iran Sanctions Bill Advances Toward House Vote

The US House Rules Committee has advanced legislation imposing tougher sanctions on Russia and Iran, clearing a key procedural hurdle for a possible House vote later this week but exposing deep Democratic concerns over the measure’s expansion of presidential tariff authority. The committee voted 7-3 late on September 14 to advance a rule setting up

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Germany Weighs Market Incentives to Boost Record Low Gas Storage Level

Germany is considering expanding a key market incentive to encourage traders to raise gas storage levels ahead of the winter, a government source told Reuters on Wednesday as German gas sites are barely half full at present. Europe’s biggest economy has the world’s fourth-largest natural gas storage capacity, but this capacity has been only 56%

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U.S. Investigates Suspected Cyber Attacks on Texas-Bound Tankers

U.S. Coast Guard and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents last month boarded tankers to probe suspected cyber attacks on the vessels bound for the U.S. Gulf Coast that allegedly took place while the ships were transiting the Strait of Gibraltar between Morocco and Spain. A Coast Guard-led team that included FBI agents boarded an

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Shippers want more from their 3PLs – but do they really need a 4PL? 

16 September 2026 Shippers are demanding far more from their logistics providers as disruption and supply chain complexity increase – but that does not necessarily mean they are ready to make the leap from 3PL to 4PL.  The latest annual Third-Party Logistics Study paints a contradictory picture of the shipper-3PL relationship: 88% of shippers describe

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Maersk on cusp of doubling orderbook with 40-ship ‘mega’ newbuild spree

ID 57032574 © Slawomir Pryc | Dreamstime.com 16 September 2026 Rumours are gaining ground in shipbroking circles that Maersk is on the verge of making a series of huge new orders for vessels, potentially doubling its newbuilding pipeline. Over the course of last week, analysts at Linerlytica noted that the Danish carrier had been the

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Canada’s uranium advantage can outlast the trade headlines

Scott Evans, President and Director, Triton Uranium, outlines how despite trade tensions with the US, Canada remains America’s most important partner in winning the critical minerals race. For the last year and a half, trade friction between Ottawa and Washington has dominated media headlines. The governments’ tariff disputes and shifting negotiation positions have created real

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General Average declared on CMA CGM Petra as Maersk wins $13m fire case

CMA CGM Petra @VesselFinder 16 September 2026 CMA CGM yesterday declared General Average on the 8,000 teu CMA CGM Petra, which suffered a fire in one of its containers on 23 August, while the vessel was en route from Singapore to Colombo. The fire was initially contained by the crew, with no injuries reported, and

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Japan’s Top LNG Buyer to Sell Excess Gas in Global Markets

The biggest Japanese LNG importer and largest power producer, JERA, plans to sell liquefied natural gas in the long term as part of a strategy to tap global LNG markets and sell any excess gas supply if domestic demand is low, a senior executive has said. JERA wants to “identify additional markets where we can

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Maersk overtakes Cosco to top intra-Asia capacity rankings

ID 33174837 © Typhoonski | Dreamstime.com 16 September 2026 Maersk has overtaken Cosco to become the largest container shipping line in the intra-Asia market by deployed capacity, according to the latest analysis by Alphaliner. The analyst’s mid-August review revealed capacity on the intra-Asia trade grew 6.2% year on year to just below 2.6m teu. This

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