Puerto de Los Ángeles, pese a expectativas, registró caída en el tránsito marítimo en la …
Director ejecutivo del puerto atribuyó hecho a la incertidumbre comercial y a la política aranceleria
APM Terminals avanza en la electrificación de Pier 400 con nueva flota de tractocamiones …
Terminal incorpora vehículos de Orange EV y capacita a su personal para operaciones con cero emisiones
Sector granelero aguarda mejora en los volúmenes de carga y en los ingresos por flete hacia el …
Se espera una producción global récord de trigo y maíz en 2025-2026, aunque factores externos incidirán negativamente
Puertos de la región de Valparaíso movilizaron 4,24 millones de toneladas en abril y anotan …
En enero-abril han movilizado un total de 16,31 millones de toneladas
Líneas navieras mantienen órdenes en astilleros chinos pese a amenaza de gravámenes de EE.UU.
Principales actores insisten en que el país está lejos de alcanzar el ritmo de la construcción naval necesario
Regulation sparks muted optimism for marine decarbonization
Fresh regulation has given a limited boost to maritime decarbonization as shipping grapples with high renewable fuel prices, and as key stakeholders seek ways to share the financial burden. In April, the International Maritime Organization voted for global greenhouse gas standards on marine energy in its pursuit of net-zero shipping toward 2050, hailed by some …
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Saving the ocean is a test of multilateralism: IMO Secretary-General
Ahead of World Oceans Day (8 June), Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez says the momentum for collective international action must grow stronger, not wane. The Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), Mr. Arsenio Dominguez, has called on the international community to demonstrate the “power of multilateralism” by renewing global commitments and actions to protect the ocean. …
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Newbuilding orders plunge amid regulatory and geopolitical uncertainty
New orders declined sharply in the first few months of 2025, reaching historically low levels, as shipowners avoid long-term investment decisions. The subdued ordering activity will persist until at least October 2025, with only a gradual recovery anticipated thereafter. A more substantial rebound in new orders is likely to materialise from 2028. Uncertainty in the …
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World Shipping Council Statement on World Ocean Day 2025
On this World Ocean Day, we celebrate the immense value of the Ocean – a source of life, food, energy, and biodiversity, and a vital ally in the fight against global warming. The Ocean produces half of the world’s oxygen, and as the world’s largest carbon sink, absorbs a quarter of all CO₂ emissions. It …
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Dry Bulk Market: Capesizes Show Strong Growth
Capesize The Capesize market enjoyed a strong upward trajectory this week, driven by consistent gains in the Pacific and mounting support in both South Brazil and the North Atlantic. The BCI 5TC rose steadily from $19,071 on Monday to $23,572 by week’s end, reflecting robust demand and tightening tonnage across both basins. In the Pacific, …