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Port Of New Orleans And CLEANCOR Sign MOU To Bring Environmentally Friendly LNG Fueling Solutions To Jurisdiction

Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) and CLEANCOR Energy Solutions LLC (CLEANCOR), a subsidiary of SEACOR Holdings Inc. (SEACOR), signed...
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Brazilian Terminal Orders Three New Konecranes Generation 6 Mobile Harbor Cranes To Increase Capacity, Competitiveness

Konecranes has won an order to deliver three of its new eco-efficient Generation 6 Konecranes Gottwald cranes to Super Terminais...
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Monjasa Acquires Flexi Tanker For West Africa Cargo Market

Global oil and shipping group Monjasa has bought the 25,117-dwt flexi tanker Monjasa Trader as a new combined cargo and...
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SFL Orders Two More Dual-Fuel Car Carriers

Bermuda-based ship owning and chartering company SFL Corporation Ltd. has ordered two additional dual-fuel car carriers. The company also entered...
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CMA CGM Opens 4,000 Teu Jakarta Container Depot

CMA CGM Group announced it has opened its fourth and largest container depot in Cakung, East Jakarta, Indonesia. The 35,000...
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Samsung Heavy To Raise $1.1B For Green Ship Tech Development

South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) has decided to sell stock and raise around KRW 1.23 trillion ($1.1 billion)....
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WinGD Makes Hybrid Energy System Integration Debut With NYK

WinGD has won a contract to integrate hybrid energy systems on four newbuild car carriers for Japanese owner NYK Line,...
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DP World Completes Successful High Bay Storage System Test

DP World has announced the successful completion of a test of the BOXBAY high bay storage concept at the first...
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With Afghan In Taliban’s Grip, Chabahar Port Face Headwinds

With the Taliban seizing control of Afghanistan, the India-funded Chabahar port project in Iran has come under a cloud, says...
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Long Beach Port To Launch Terminal After 11 Years In The Works

The Port of Long Beach is putting the finishing touches on its US$1.49 billion Middle Harbour redevelopment project which has...
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Chinese Shipbuilders To See Surge In Orders This Year

China’s shipbuilding sector will enter a high-growth period this year, driven by soaring demand of global maritime trade and many...
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Chinese Ports Choke Over ‘Zero Tolerance’ COVID-19 Policy

Several Chinese ports are facing congestion as vessels due to call at Ningbo are being diverted and cargo processing is...
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Diversifying Supply Sets Up Panama As Key Regional Hub For High Sulfur Bunkers

The high sulfur bunker fuel in Panama has seen very competitive pricing recently as the supply of the fuel to...
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Danaos Inks Charter Deals For 10 Vessels

As disclosed, the agreement includes one 8,500 TEU vessel, three 3,400 TEU vessels and six 2,200 vessels. The charter period...
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Brazil Federal Government Signs Concession Contracts For Five Port Terminals

The participation of the private sector guaranteed an investment of approximately $116.5m  for the duration of the contracts. Of the...
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Ashcroft Terminal Signs Investment Deal With Canadian Tire

PSA International Pte Ltd (PSA) will continue as the operator and retain a majority interest of 60%, with the remaining...
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Container Shipping Woes Unlikely To Ease Before Mid-2022 As Global Trade Enters Peak Season

Shipping container rates are continuing to skyrocket, and as ocean trade approaches its peak season, some market participants think the...
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Experts Urge Port Areas To Be Wary Of Heat-Resistant Delta Variant After Xinjiang Reports Silent Carriers

Ports and airports are urged to be highly vigilant in anti-epidemic work as they were identified as the sources of...
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Hapag-Lloyd Expects No Easing Of Container Market Before 2022

Hapag-Lloyd does not expect the situation in the container market to ease before the first quarter of 2022. Supply chain...
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Chinese Major Container Port Volumes Hit By Typhoon In Late July

Container volume at eight major Chinese ports declined 11.2% in late July, as several ports temporarily shut down operations due...
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