Operadores portuarios y estibadores de la Costa Este y del Golfo de EE. UU. …
Ambas partes están en contra del tiempo para alcanzar un nuevo acuerdo
Ambas partes están en contra del tiempo para alcanzar un nuevo acuerdo
Los buques de 8.000 TEUs o más, representan el 92% de la capacidad ordenada
El operador portuario consolida su posición en el comercio mundial tras más de una década de inversiones estratégicas
Costos de las líneas navieras aumentarán ante escasez de combustibles alternativos
Adaptaciones, incertidumbre en rutas marítimas y el impulso de commodities clave definen el panorama
The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk sea freight index, which tracks rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities, extended declines on Tuesday, hurt by falling rates across the capesize and supramax segments. The index, which factors in rates for capesize, panamax and supramax shipping vessels, lost 28 points to 1,015 points. The capesize index was down …
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Maritime trade constitutes a major part of the global economy as one of the important trade routes. Considering all commercial transport activities, the fact that approximately 85% of them are carried out by maritime routes emphasizes the importance of maritime trade. Thus, maritime trade routes have a strategic value. In particular, the Black Sea, where …
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The US government has labeled shipping company COSCO, technology giant Tencent and battery manufacturing company CATL as ‘Chinese miliary company’, escalating further tension between the two countries. In a notice on Jan 7, Department of Defense blacklisted the companies under in accordance with the William M. (Mac) Thornberry National Defense Authorization Act. According to Section …
US adds shipping major COSCO to list of companies working with China’s military Read More »
Inmarsat seminar Thriving in the Digital Age: A Blueprint for Success highlighted the rapid transformation of an increasingly connected, digitalised, and automated offshore industry while emphasising the importance of a motivated and well-trained workforce. Against a backdrop of persistent crewing issues, an ever-evolving regulatory framework, and fast-developing technology, the offshore industry is undergoing rapid transformation. …
Thriving in the Digital Age: How Data, Automation and AI are Enhancing OSV Operations Read More »
According to industry data, the demand for Ultra Large Container Vessels (ULCVs) has decreased as shipping companies shift to smaller, more versatile vessels to accommodate changing trade patterns. The data from Braemar1 shows that just six container vessels capable of holding over 17,000 TEUs are scheduled for 2025, while 83 mid-sized ships with capacities of …
Evolving trade routes dampen demand for ultra large containers Read More »