Hapag-Lloyd obtiene financiación verde para sus 24 nuevos portacontenedores
Buques tienen una capacidad combinada de 312.000 TEUs y representan una inversión aproximada de US$4.000 millones
Buques tienen una capacidad combinada de 312.000 TEUs y representan una inversión aproximada de US$4.000 millones
Proyecto contará con una extensión de 550 metros de muelle y capacidad de almacenar hasta 500 mil contenedores
Por lo que Registro de Buques de Panamá alcanzó altos estándares internacionales
El proyecto de conservación de la estructura, que tiene más de 100 años, implica una inversión aproximada de US$10 millones
La medida consiste en la implementación de un sistema de despacho documental anticipado
Support is growing for a global tax on shipping emissions, which is bound to be agreed upon at a key UN meeting next week. Over 50 countries across Europe, Africa, Asia, the Pacific and the Caribbean, representing a majority of the world’s fleet, are rallying behind a proposal to charge commercial vessels a flat fee …
Capesize The Capesize market saw a generally softer trend this week, with the 5TC declining over the first three days before stabilising as activity picked up to close at $5,939. However, this still reflected a week-on-week loss of over $1,000, marking its lowest level since late February 2023, and the lowest time-charter average among the …
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The first few weeks of 2025 appeared to show positive signs for beleaguered shippers. The strike on the US East Coast was averted and a ceasefire in Gaza gave hope for a resolution of the Red Sea crisis. However, the trade war kicked off in the beginning of February by US President Trump will create …
Clean LR2 MEG LR2’s saw an uptick in enquiry this week leading to a gentle upturn in freight levels. TC1 75kt MEG/Japan climbed 22.5 points to WS125.56 and TC20 90kt MEG/UK-Continent went from $3.3m to $3.63m. West of Suez, Mediterranean/East LR2’s of TC15 remained quiet this week and the index dropped 5% to $2.99m. LR1 …
Downstream low sulfur fuel oil premiums around the world’s largest bunker hub of Singapore have come under pressure as sellers moderate their initially stronger demand expectations following the Lunar New Year festival lull, stirring more competition and narrowing profit margins, traders said Feb. 13. Platts, part of S&P Global Commodity Insights, assessed the Singapore-delivered marine …
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