Crisis en Ormuz sigue reconfigurando los flujos de carga fraccionada y de proyectos pese a …
El desvío hacia puertos alternativos mantiene la presión sobre costos, capacidad logística y transporte terrestre
El desvío hacia puertos alternativos mantiene la presión sobre costos, capacidad logística y transporte terrestre
Labores incluyen reemplazo de válvulas en una de las cámaras de las esclusas Panamax
En tanto, el volumen acumulado en los primeros cinco meses de 2026 alcanzó 4,12 millones de TEUs
Contempla 38 hectáreas de infraestructura logística, una terminal multimodal y más de 145.000 m² de almacenes frigoríficos
La ampliación del equipamiento busca reforzar la capacidad operativa de MultiRio
En el segmento portacontenedor, la atención se centra en un eventual retorno de la navegación al Mar Rojo y al Canal de Suez
The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk freight index, which monitors rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities, eased for a second session on Tuesday, falling about 1.8% to 2,670 points, weighed down by the larger vessel segments. The capesize index, which typically transports 150,000-ton cargoes including iron ore and coal, dropped about 3.5% to 3,911 points; …
After nearly 100 days of conflict, the US and Iran agreed on an interim deal. The framework includes removing the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz (by Iran and the US) within 30 days of agreement signing in Switzerland (19 June), and 60 days to pave the way for detailed negotiations toward the final peace …
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As wind-assisted propulsion scales across the global fleet, operations are advancing faster than regulation. With IMO guidance still under development, safety today rests on strong operational practice, class approval, and the ISM Code. Wind-assisted propulsion systems (WAPS) have moved beyond pilot projects. Today, ships equipped with rotors, wings, and sails are trading globally, helping owners …
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For decades, Greek shipping has demonstrated an extraordinary ability to adapt, evolve and lead through every market cycle. From navigating volatile freight markets to driving fleet renewal and influencing global investment trends, Greek shipowners have consistently remained at the forefront of international shipping. Today, as environmental regulation, ESG expectations and decarbonisation pressures reshape the maritime …
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