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Responsable de Infraestructuras para la Autoridad Portuaria de Motril

Responsable de Infraestructuras para la Autoridad Portuaria de Motril RESPONSABLE DE INFRAESTRUCTURAS Descripción: RESPONSABLE DE INFRAESTRUCTURAS (Arquitecto/a Técnico o Ingeniero/a de Edificación) GRUPO, BANDA Y NIVEL GII-BI-N6 Órgano convocante: Puertos del Estado – MADRID Unidad: Autoridad Portuaria de Motril Selección de: PERSONAL LABORAL Vía: CONTRATACIÓN FIJA Titulación: Arquitecto/a Técnico en ejecución de obras o de …

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Agente de Pasaje Ibiza

Agente de Pasaje Ibiza En Balearia estamos ofreciendo una vacante para el departamento de Pasaje en nuestra delegación de Ibiza, realizando las siguientes funciones: – Atender al cliente y facilitar información sobre destinos, horarios, tarifas, etc. para ofrecer un servicio de calidad – Gestionar las solicitudes de reservas, venta de billetes y cobro, a petición …

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¿Estaremos ante una nueva realidad en la industria marítima?

La industria marítima esta atravesado por una evolución, la cual está generando una transformación en la planeación, administración y es su operación propia; Es significativo recordar que la navegación por via marítima es por esencia uno de los pioneros en el comercio internacional, existiendo evidencias arqueológicas, que sus orígenes datan del año 3.500 A.C., donde …

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Global container freight stuck in doldrums

Global trade remained in the doldrums during the second quarter as China’s post-lockdown rebound proved slower than expected and was offset by continued weakness in North America and Europe. Seasonally-adjusted trade volumes were no higher in the three months from February to April 2023 than they had been 17 months earlier in the three months …

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Route-specific stowage app significantly reduces seafastening costs

Keeping transported breakbulk cargo safe is the purpose of the IMO’s CSS Code. But its rules apply to the most adverse seaways and are therefore unnecessarily strict for calmer sea regions. DNV has found an answer: an app that ensures cargo safety whilst reducing the cost of seafastening. A new, easy-to-use online app developed by …

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EU Wind Assisted Ship Propulsion (WASP) Project concludes with significant positive impact on wind energy use by commercial ships

The EU-Interreg North Sea Region project ‘WASP: Wind Assisted Ship Propulsion’ has officially concluded with: • Five commercial vessels retrofitted with wind-assist systems. • Three different wind propulsion technologies tested. • Third-party validations conducted to verify actual fuel savings achieved. • Other key deliverables concerning performance indicators, standard sea trials, decision making tools have also …

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Tentative signs of trade recovery

The global trade landscape saw positive growth in the first quarter of 2023, as both goods and services trade rebounded from the downturn experienced in the previous year, according to the June 2023 UNCTAD Global Trade Update. Yet while trade volumes and values increased during this period, the forecast for the second quarter of 2023 …

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Retreat across vessels drags Baltic dry index to worst week in four

The Baltic exchange’s main sea freight index .BADI recorded its worst week in four on Friday dragged by a retreat across vessel segments, but a brief bounce in the larger capesize segment last week helped the index notch up a monthly gain. The overall index, which factors in rates for capesize, panamax and supramax shipping …

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USGC high sulfur fuel oil crack strengthens in June to 2021 high

A decrease in Mexico’s HSFO exports to the US Gulf Coast pushed the USGC high sulfur fuel oil crack vs Brent to a 21 month high on June 27, according to S&P Global Commodity Insights data. Platts assessed the physical USGC HSFO/Brent crack on June 27 at minus $7.61/b, its highest level since it was …

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Asia Fuel Oil-Cash differentials steady; inventories rise across key hubs

Cash differentials for fuel oil held steady in Asia amid thin trade on Friday, while onshore inventories climbed at key trading and storage hubs this week. The spot 0.5% very-low sulphur fuel oil (VLSFO) cash differential closed at a premium of $14.44 a metric ton over Singapore quotes, while front-month refining crack was at a …

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