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ANNEX 5

STATISTICAL TABLES



EEA REGISTERED TRADING FLEET BY MEMBER STATE
As at 1st April 2007 (100 GT and above)

TABLE 1

FLAG

No

GT

DWT

AUSTRIA

7

31,705

40,627

BELGIUM

73

4,165,275

6,820,575

BULGARIA

93

852,559

1,226,295

CYPRUS

881

19,047,358

30,141,557

DENMARK

374

8,692,167

10,602,933

ESTONIA

50

420,674

113,484

FINLAND

154

1,404,414

1,058,001

FRANCE

162

2,436,539

2,466,924

GERMANY

506

11,741,753

13,856,078

GREECE

1,218

33,107,369

56,665,413

ICELAND

15

7,214

3,142

IRISH REPUBLIC

38

109,861

149,022

ITALY

913

12,500,854

13,345,985

LATVIA

31

196,167

215,582

LITHUANIA

62

391,994

395,930

LUXEMBOURG

42

624,058

839,825

MALTA

1,256

24,818,613

40,480,509

NETHERLANDS

589

5,009,385

4,999,412

NORWAY

1,194

16,657,073

22,491,595

POLAND

52

77,543

62,367

PORTUGAL

160

1,076,022

1,301,699

ROMANIA

41

160,144

178,747

SLOVAKIA

53

235,512

335,003

SPAIN

223

2,398,866

2,319,489

SWEDEN

349

3,833,976

2,446,480

UNITED KINGDOM

632

11,721,831

12,437,797

TOTAL

9,168

161,718,926

224,994,471

Source: Lloyd's Register - Fairplay




EEA AND WORLD TRADING FLEETS
reference date 1st April 2007 (100 GT and above - thousand tonnes)

TABLE 2


EEA FLEET


WORLD FLEET

TYPE

NO

GT

DWT


NO

GT

DWT

Bulk Carrier

1,258

40,014

72,655


6,669

204,224

367,314

Bulk/Oil Carrier

17

952

1,633


106

3,152

5,359

Chemical Tanker

156

1,011

1,589


1,327

5,407

8,850

Container (FC)

936

32,159

37,160


3,992

114,188

132,418

Cruise

81

2,844

378


409

12,554

1,482

Gen Cargo Multi Deck

578

2,638

3,539


4,289

18,926

25,879

Gen Cargo Single Deck

1,447

6,318

8,953


12,013

34,609

50,023

Gen Cargo/Passenger

54

53

17


329

588

284

Liquefied Gas Carrier

233

6,454

6,280


1,302

31,161

27,716

Oil Tanker

1,635

46,946

83,585


9,342

215,906

387,261

Other Tanker

76

122

171


385

834

1,178

Passenger

774

269

50


2,749

1,034

205

Reefer

141

977

1,055


1,231

6,175

6,635

Ro-Ro Other Cargo

278

4,302

2,732


901

9,818

6,704

Ro-Ro Passenger

1,183

10,020

2,250


2,753

15,904

3,949

Specialised Carrier

321

6,640

2,945


1,908

30,124

13,702

TOTAL

9,168

161,719

224,992


49,705

704,604

1,038,959




ADDITIONAL SELECTED COMMERCIAL FLEETS


EEA FLEET


WORLD FLEET

TYPE

NO

GT

DWT


NO

GT

DWT

Dredging

368

1,029

1,355


1,211

2,652

3,217

Offshore Supply

462

974

1,089


3,374

4,111

4,417

Tug

1,788

530

238


11,909

3,322

1,222

TOTAL

2,618

2,533

2,682


16,494

10,085

8,856

Source: Lloyd's Register - Fairplay




EEA REGISTERED AND EEA CONTROLLED FLEET
As at 1st April 2007

TABLE 3



Source: Lloyd's Register - Fairplay





THE EEA REGISTERED AND WORLD FLEET DEVELOPMENT
As at 1st April 2007 (100 GT and above)

TABLE 4

YEAR

EEA


WORLD

EEA AS %
OF WORLD
TONNAGE


MN. TONNES


MN. TONNES


1990

7,659

72,326

GRT


38,221

383,955

GRT

18.8

2000

6,783

84,351

GT


45,023

518,221

GT

16.3

2004

9,291

152,709

GT


46,551

584,303

GT

26.1

2005

9,047

154,332

GT


46,801

618,109

GT

25.0

2006

9,037

156,907

GT


48,096

660,749

GT

23.7

2007

9,168

161,719

GT


49,705

704,604

GT

23.0

Source: Lloyd's Register - Fairplay




AVERAGE AGE OF FLEETS
As at 1st April 2007

TABLE 5


2006


2007


EEA

WORLD


EEA

WORLD

DRY BULK

13,37

13,5


13,14

13,53

LIQUID

8,85

10,9


8,73

10,80

OTHER DRY CARGO

11,81

14,2


11,71

13,90

PASSENGER

14,39

12,4


14,98

12,48

TOTAL TRADING

11,24

12,75


11,13

12,65

Source: Lloyd's Register - Fairplay




TOP 25 MERCHANT FLEET DISTRIBUTION BY TYPE OF VESSEL
1 July 2007

TABLE 6


1,000 GT

FLAG

TANKERS

BULK

GEN.
CARGO

CONTAINER

OTHER
TYPES

TOTAL

Panama

40,503

68,271

6,120

24,672

17,628

157,194

Liberia

34,187

11,789

1,213

20,292

2,490

69,971

Bahamas

18,187

7,935

3,183

1,885

8,825

40,015

Hong Kong, China

7,837

18,026

1,794

5,623

317

33,597

Greece

18,985

10,035

229

2,330

1,530

33,109

Marshall Islands

20,274

6,990

970

3,945

604

32,783

Singapore

17,442

6,400

1,292

4,858

1,949

31,941

Malta

7,796

12,184

2,248

1,236

1,356

24,820

China, People's Republic

4,754

9,282

4,365

3,245

857

22,503

Cyprus

3,783

9,451

1,453

3,399

963

19,049

Norway

9,525

1,748

1,550

0

3,832

16,655

Italy

3,790

2,165

255

1,027

5,264

12,501

Germany

573

155

215

10,407

392

11,742

United Kingdom

1,651

1,234

428

5,759

2,650

11,722

Japan

5,453

2,445

625

426

2,607

11,556

United States of America

3,002

1,229

929

3,013

2,529

10,702

Korea, South

1,432

5,904

747

1,224

649

9,956

Denmark

2,140

365

129

5,297

760

8,691

Bermuda

3,722

1,788

13

782

1,946

8,251

Isle of Man

5,838

1,632

358

239

157

8,224

India

5,254

2,404

254

127

33

8,072

Antiuga & Barbuda

72

769

2,297

4,617

248

8,003

Malaysia

4,508

341

372

720

146

6,087

St Vincent & The Grenadines

260

2,426

1,825

98

1,035

5,644

Iran

3,276

874

483

275

23

4,931

TOTAL WORLD TONNAGE

243,169

194,125

54,379

102,376

69,265

663,314

Source: Lloyd's Register - Fairplay EEA Member Countries




NEWBUILDINGS ON ORDER
(Vessel types on multi annual order by Country of Domicile - as at June 2007)

TABLE 7


DRY CARGO


CONTAINER


TANKER

COUNTRY OF DOMICILE

TOTAL
DWT


TOTAL
DWT


TOTAL
DWT

AUSTRIA

-

-


-

-


-

-

BELGIUM

15

158,940


15

513,150


26

1,972,210

BULGARIA

-

-


-

-


-

-

CYPRUS

15

210,700


49

1,054,165


43

2,881,880

DENMARK

19

125,782


75

5,681,050


128

667,544

ESTONIA

-

-


-

-


1

7,000

FINLAND

1

4,600


-

-


-

-

FRANCE

-

-


53

4,332,525


9

188,800

GERMANY

241

2,346,982


462

15,280,553


111

3,745,536

GREECE

5

36,300


21

1,281,300


334

23,589,516

IRELAND

9

79,308


-

-


-

-

ITALY

11

169,350


17

687,300


90

4,325,440

LATVIA

-

-


-

-


9

422,820

LUXEMBOURG

-

-


-

-


-

-

MALTA

1

2,650


-

-


2

94,000

MONACO

-

-


-

-


2

229,400

NETHERLANDS

133

951,740


43

518,820


37

1,124,730

NORWAY

15

515,500


-

-


123

5,583,680

POLAND

-

-


-

-


-

-

PORTUGAL

4

27,000


-

-


5

644,100

SPAIN

9

39,400


2

33,000


6

86,304

SWEDEN

-

-


-

-


42

1,274,160

UK

28

196,100


8

234,316


49

2,073,454

EEA TOTAL

506

4,864,352


745

29,616,179


1,017

48,910,574

WORLD TOTAL

835

7,784,727


1,288

59,132,387


2,544

163,513,213




BULKER


RO-RO


PASSENGER

COUNTRY OF DOMICILE

TOTAL
DWT


TOTAL
DWT


AUSTRIA

-

-


-

-


-

BELGIUM

7

686,200


6

80,250


-

BULGARIA

3

105,150


-

-


-

CYPRUS

13

367,250


-

-


-

DENMARK

67

2,693,909


10

118,600


-

ESTONIA

-

-


-

-


3

FINLAND

2

376,000


10

158,850


4

FRANCE

2

107,000


3

8,000


5

GERMANY

86

6,652,253


8

81,300


3

GREECE

216

21,201,583


36

515,000


2

IRELAND

-

-


-

-


-

ITALY

37

2,576,300


11

259,900


20

LATVIA

-

-


-

-


-

LUXEMBOURG

-

-


-

-


-

MALTA

-

-


-

-


2

MONACO

5

337,600


2

24,000


-

NETHERLANDS

10

680,000


8

120,000


-

NORWAY

34

2,891,874


45

709,590


9

POLAND

17

571,560


-

-


2

PORTUGAL

-

-


-

-


4

SPAIN

1

10,600


1

7,300


7

SWEDEN

-

-


2

24,700


5

UK

17

1,987,269


11

99,550


10

EEA TOTAL

517

41,244,548


153

2,207,040


76

WORLD TOTAL

1,447

122,657,052


300

4,687,234


198

Source: Fairplay Solutions




WORLD SEABORNE TRADE
(Million Tons)

TABLE 8


CRUDE
OIL

OIL
PRODUCTS

IRON
ORE

COAL

GRAIN

OTHER
CARGO
EST.

TOTAL
EST.

1990

1,190

336

347

342

192

1,525

3,932

2000

1,608

419

454

523

230

2,361

5,595

2005

1,784

495

652

710

251

2,770

6,662

2006 est.

1,814

517

711

755

262

2,924

6,982

2007 forecast

1,863

535

750

790

270

3,042

7,250

2008 forecast

1,917

555

789

821

280

3,146

7,507

Source: Fearnleys


WORLD SEABORNE TRADE
(Billion tonne-miles)


CRUDE
OIL

OIL
PRODUCTS

IRON
ORE

COAL

GRAIN

OTHER
CARGO
EST.

TOTAL
EST.

1990

6,261

1,560

1,978

1,849

1,073

4,400

17,121

2000

8,180

2,085

2,545

2,509

1,244

7,130

23,693

2005

9,239

2,510

3,711

3,124

1,385

9,125

29,094

2006 est.

9,516

2,635

4,120

3,372

1,436

9,608

30,686

2007 forecast

9,777

2,755

4,390

3,507

1,481

9,936

31,847

2008 forecast

10,117

2,860

4,617

3,703

1,551

10,130

32,979

Source: Fearnleys




REAL MERCHANDISE TRADE GROWTH BY REGION, 2007
Annual percentage change

TABLE 9



a) Includes the Caribbean.

Source:WTO




ANNUAL PERCENTAGE GROWTH IN GDP, OF WORLD MERCHANDISE EXPORTS IN REAL VALUE AND OF MARITIME TRANSPORT VOLUME, 1995-2006

TABLE 10



Sources:WTO & Fearnleys




MERCHANDISE TRADE BY REGION AND SELECTED COUNTRIES
(Billion dollars and percentage)

TABLE 11




EXPORTS


IMPORTS




VALUE

ANNUAL PERCENTAGE
CHANGE


VALUE

ANNUAL PERCENTAGE
CHANGE




2006

2000-06

2004

2005

2006


2006

2000-06

2004

2005

2006

World

11762

11

22

14

15


12080

11

22

13

14

Norh America

1675

5

14

12

13


2546

7

17

14

11


United States

1037

5

13

11

14


1920

7

17

14

11

South and central America (a)

426

14

30

24

20


351

9

28

23

18


Brazil

137

16

32

23

16


88

7

31

17

14

Europe

4957

11

20

9

13


5218

11

20

10

14


European Union

4527

11

19

8

12


4743

11

20

9

14


EU (25) extra-trade

1480

11

21

11

11


1697

11

21

15

15

CIS422

19

36

28

24

278


23

31

25

29



Russian Federeration

305

19

35

33

25


164

24

28

29

31

Africa

361

16

31

30

21


290

14

28

29

31


South Africa

58

12

26

12

13


77

17

35

17

24


Africa less South Africa

303

17

32

34

23


213

13

26

22

13



Oil exporters (b)

212

19

40

46

25


81

18

33

25

18



Non oil exporters

90

13

20

14

17


131

11

23

20

10

Middle East

644

16

33

35

19


373

14

31

19

14

Asia

3276

12

25

16

18


3023

12

27

17

16


Japan

647

5

20

5

9


577

7

19

13

12


China

969

25

35

28

27


792

23

26

18

20


India

120

19

30

30

21


174

23

37

41

25


Four East Asian traders (c)

844

9

25

12

15


787

9

27

13

17


ASEAN (d)

771

10

20

15

18


683

10

25

17

14

Source WTO

a) includes the Caribbean.
b) Algeria, Angola,Chad,Congo, Equtorial Guinea, Gabon, Libya, Nigeria, Sudan.
c) Chinese Taipei; Hong Kong, China; Republic of Korea and Singapore.
d) Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Brunei Darussalam Vietnam, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Burma/Myanmar, Cambodia.




SELECTED MAIN BULK TRADES

CRUDE OIL TOTAL SEABORNE TRADE 2005
(Figures in million tonnes)

TABLE 12

TO:

N/W

MEDITER-

NORTH

SOUTH

JAPAN

OTHER

OTHERS

TOTAL

FROM:

EUROPE

RANEAN

AMERICA

AMERICA


ASIA


2005

Middle East

50.4

73.6

120.1

10.7

185.0

380.3

21.8

841.8

Near East

1.5

9.1

1.1

-

-

-

-

11.7

North Africa

27.8

52.9

25.3

10.1

-

8.3

0.2

124.5

West Africa

12.7

18.6

99.8

11.4

8.5

56.5

2.9

210.5

Caribbean

7.1

10.3

180.0

8.1

-

5.9

-

211.5

South East Asia

-

-

4.7

0.3

11.5

37.6

15.8

69.9

North Sea

1.9

7.8

42.2

0.4

-

5.3

0.2

57.9

Others

95.7

58.9

53.8

8.3

5.7

29.1

4.7

256.2

TOTAL 2005

197.1

231.2

527.1

49.4

210.8

522.8

45.6

1784.0

Source: Fearnleys


IRON ORE TOTAL SEABORNE TRADE 2005
(Figures in thousand tonnes)

TO:

UK/

MEDITER-

OTHER

USA

JAPAN

CHINA

OTHER

OTHERS

TOTAL

FROM:

CONT.

RANEAN

EUROPE




FAR EAST


2005

Scandinavia

6150

1118

868

-

-

-

216

6968

15320

Other Europe

451

108

-

-

-

3618

717

3816

8710

West Africa

7039

2413

661

-

-

-

-

507

10620

Other Africa

6208

2050

1900

-

6752

10861

1486

204

29461

North America

13131

3738

754

-

845

2786

1940

2958

26153

S. America Atl.

41449

13382

7387

5838

26348

59399

18919

32654

205376

S. America Pac.

69

-

-

409

4150

4968

2772

2031

14400

Asia

489

215

-

-

21959

70409

3415

2243

98731

Australia/N.Z.

14006

1365

472

120

74766

113166

35187

4423

243506

TOTAL 2005

88992

24389

12043

6368

134820

265207

64654

55804

652276

Source: Fearnleys


COAL TOTAL SEABORNE TRADE 2005
(Figures in thousand tonnes)

TO:

UK/

MEDITER-

OTHER

SOUTH

JAPAN

OTHER

OTHERS

TOTAL

FROM:

CONT.

RANEAN

EUROPE

AMERICA


FAR EAST


2005

North America

11936

6720

5388

7110

9438

7833

2615

51040

Australia

18423

4031

5437

13159

103653

55635

24360

224698

South Africa

33551

6282

13241

994

143

342

12609

67162

S. America Carib.

15554

6171

5863

2447

15

-

32466

62516

China

664

1627

256

387

23965

44937

2849

74685

FSU

25611

18187

9691

471

10695

3506

974

69135

Other East Europe

10202

1582

2855

120

21

-

1027

15807

Indonesia

3373

6731

6095

1532

27313

61940

18971

125955

Others

2088

269

1123

1173

3393

9991

766

18803

TOTAL 2005

121402

51600

49949

27393

178636

184184

96637

709801

Source: Fearnleys




GRAIN TOTAL SEABORNE TRADE 2005
(Figures in thousand tonnes)

TO:

USA

CANADA

SOUTH
AMERICA

AUSTRALIA

OTHERS

TOTAL
2005

FROM:







UK/Continental

2367

897

6969

14

98

10346

Mediterranean

2623

1110

6000

511

4845

15089

East Europe

13

19

54

-

2753

2839

Other Europe

413

140

1359

-

516

2428

Africa

14246

1853

7498

2171

20386

46153

Americas

30469

3244

8138

-

248

42099

Near East

985

-

1361

35

4447

7827

Indian Ocean

2391

1799

4993

4574

8841

22597

Japan

23218

1917

679

2051

1142

29007

Other FE

26891

4715

22020

7860

10584

72070

Others & Unspec.

-

50

-

482

145

677

TOTAL 2005

104615

15744

59071

17698

54004

251132

Source: Fearnleys




CONTAINER TRADES - FULL MOVES

TABLE 13

WORLD WIDE FLOWS

Year

TEUs

Growth

2005

116,9 million

14,0%

2006

129,0 million

10,4%

2007 (forecast)

142,8 million

10,7%


SELECTED MAIN TRADES

TRANSPACIFIC (*)


Eastbound

Westbound

Year

TEUs

Growth

TEUs

Growth

2005

12,8 million

12,2%

5,1 million

8,5%

2006

14,1 million

10,2%

5,5 million

7,8%

2007 (forecast)

15,1 million

7,0%

5,9 million

7,3%

NORTH EUROPE & MEDITERRANEAN - FAR EAST


Eastbound

Westbound

Year

TEUs

Growth

TEUs

Growth

2005

4,8 million

4,3%

9,6 million

17,0%

2006

5,1 million

6,2%

11,3 million

17,7%

2007 (forecast)

5,5 million

7,8%

13,3 million

17,7%

TRANSATLANTIC (*)


Eastbound


Westbound


Year

TEUs

Growth

TEUs

Growth

2005

1,8 million

5,8%

2,3 million

6,0%

2006

1,9 million

5,5%

2,4 million

4,3%

2007 (forecast)

2,0 million

5,3%

2,4 million

0,0%


OTHER TRADE ESTIMATES

North - South vice-versa

22 million TEU

Regional

50 million TEU

Intra Asia

38 million TEU

(*) Including Canada and Mexico

Source: Drewry Shipping Consultants




TOP 25 CONTAINER LINES AS AT 1ST AUGUST 2006

TABLE 14

RANK

OPERATOR

TOTAL
OPERATED

CHARTERED

ON ORDER

2006


TEU

SHIPS

TEU

SHIPS

CAPACITY
%

TEU

SHIPS%

OPER.
CAPACITY

1

APM-Maersk

1,815,299

520

916,839

341

50,5%

511,015

99

28,2%

2

MSC

1,138,234

349

451,448

137

39,7%

302,920

35

26,6%

3

CMA CGM

821,868

349

533,528

253

64,9%

586,898

83

71,4%

4

Evergreen

604,366

174

238,510

69

39,5%

52,691

11

8,7%

5

Hapag-Lloyd

486,365

142

243,854

82

50,1%

97,982

12

20,1%

6

CSCL

439,383

140

205,712

57

46,8%

155,442

33

35,4%

7

COSCO

418,272

143

201,837

48

48,3%

224,550

34

53,7%

8

APL

369,597

115

220,271

75

59,6%

256,718

36

69,5%

9

NYK

360,369

126

159,974

83

44,4%

191,342

36

53,1%

10

Hanjin/Senator

339,149

80

236,568

60

69,8%

176,342

29

52,0%

11

OOCL

338,661

80

145,050

46

42,8%

99,085

19

29,3%

12

MOL

313,648

103

167,288

67

53,3%

106,226

17

33,9%

13

K Line

300,740

90

134,364

56

44,7%

142,240

29

47,3%

14

Zim

264,552

109

132,802

68

50,2%

187,008

30

70,7%

15

Yang Ming

254,973

78

85,754

29

33,6%

106,808

20

41,9%

16

CSAV

247,580

85

226,372

81

91,4%

52,461

14

21,2%

17

Hamburg-Süd

224,295

89

121,470

58

54,2%

163,316

38

72,8%

18

Hyundai M.M.

186,074

44

133,307

29

71,6%

123,886

18

66,6%

19

PIL

158,784

105

59,598

36

37,5%

67,146

21

42,3%

20

Wan Hai

121,855

76

33,716

27

27,7%

81,296

23

66,7%

21

UASC

89,596

36

26,712

12

29,8%

71,412

12

79,7%

22

MISC Berhad

70,031

26

29,880

11

42,7%




23

IRIS Lines

66,517

60

17,613

15

26,5%

85,549

32

128,6%

24

Grimaldi (Napoli)

59,734

65

15,271

27

25,6%

6,660

5

11,1%

25

RCL

51,547

40

12,245

8

23,8%

4,452

4

8,6%

TOTAL TOP 25
capacity employed

9,541,489

3,224

4,749,983

1,775


3,853,445

690


TOTAL
Container Liner World

11,249,585

5,868







Source BRS Alphaliner


EUROPEAN COMPANIES
Main lines' consolidated subsidiaries:
APM-Maersk includes Safmarine and MCC
CMA-CGM includes Delmas Group (Delmas,OTAL, Setramar), ANL, Feeder Associate System, Cagema, MacAndrews, CNC
CSAV includes Norasia, Libra, Montemar, Hansa Star Line and Euroatlantic Container Line (ECL)
Evergreen includes Hatsu Marine, Italia Marittima
NYK includes Tokyo Senpaku Kaisha (TSK)
Zim includes Gold Star Line and Laurel Navigation
Hamburg-Süd includes Columbus Linie, Aliança, Crowley American Transport, Ellerman and Kien Hung
Happag-Lloyd
Grimaldi includes ACL



NUMBER OF SPILLS OVER 700 TONNES

TABLE 15



Sources: ITOPF




QUANTITIES OF OIL SPILT

TABLE 16



Sources: ITOPF




WORLD SEABORNE TRADE
(Million Tons)

TABLE 17



Sources: Fearnleys

 

ANNUAL REPORT
2006-2007
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Extraordinary quarterly earnings growth of China's COSCO Shipowners Group
Shanghai
Forecasts indicate EBIT values and net profit related to the third quarter increasing by +248,9% and +281,0%
Guidance of BIMCO and ICS for the reduction of submarine noise produced by ships
Bagsværd / London
The adoption of energy efficiency measures helps to determine its reduction
The new Italian Customs Code-denounces the shipping community-favours the coffers of other EU countries.
The Spezia
Unavoidable-they stress maritime agents, customs and freight forwarders-the escape of loads and goods to customs clearance in other EU Customs
Brussels authorizes MSC group to buy French Clasquin and enter capital of HHLA
Brussels
In both cases, operations do not cause competition concerns.
A maximum agreement between ILA and USMX ends the strike in the ports of the East Coast and Gulf States
Lyndhurst / North Bergen / Washington
The current contract of the port workers has been extended until January 15, while the negotiations will resume.
Extended the duration of the Aqaba Container Terminal Concession Contract
The Hague / Amman
It is managed by the joint venture between the Aqaba Development Company and the APM Terminals
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ITS Costruttori, il futuro dei cantieri inizia in Accademia
Oltre 420 posizioni aperte in 17 corsi totali, con un tasso di occupazione post diploma di circa il 95% in media
In August, Chinese seaports recorded the new historical record of container traffic
In August, Chinese seaports recorded the new historical record of container traffic
Beijing
However, the trend of growth in goods and container traffic continues to dampdown.
The willingness to maintain and develop leadership in the transhipment of the port of Gioia Tauro is in the hands of the government
Naples
Agostinelli : It is a port with infinite margins of growth, but at the same time it is a Colosso di Rodi
Salvini : case law does not affirm any right of shipping firms to self-production with on-board personnel
Salvini : case law does not affirm any right of shipping firms to self-production with on-board personnel
Rome
"There is no liberalisation of the port activities for revings and deriding operations," the minister said in response to a question to the Chamber of Deeders.
Free Wheels, the increase in diesel excise taxes is an unacceptable assumption
Modena
Franchini : The government has empty pockets, but to take charge of the problem cannot be the drivers
Biden stands with the ILA and urges the USMX to present a better offer for the renewal of the East Coast and Gulf Coast Port Workers ' contract
Biden stands with the ILA and urges the USMX to present a better offer for the renewal of the East Coast and Gulf Coast Port Workers ' contract
Washington
The Department of Transport has called on behalf of the government to maritime carriers to revoke their surcharge
Business calls for Joe Biden to suspend strike at US Atlantic and Gulf ports
Washington / Genoa
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, it would be unresponsive to allow a contractual dispute to inflict such a shock on our economy. Heavy, warns Spediport, repercussions on the port of Genoa
Indian government activates a five-year plan to double down on cruising traffic
Mumbai
Envisioned the modernization of port terminals and the realization of new infrastructure
The strike began in the ports of the East Coast and Gulf States.
Lyndhurst / North Bergen
The ILA has rejected the latest advance bid in the past hours by the USMX. Teamsters announced that truck drivers will not cross the pickets of port workers
Carnival cruising group collects another record quarter
Carnival cruising group collects another record quarter
Miami
Positive the outlook for fiscal year 2025
In the second quarter, the traffic of the containers handled by the Eurokai port terminals grew by 9.6% percent.
In the second quarter, the traffic of the containers handled by the Eurokai port terminals grew by 9.6% percent.
Hamburg
In Germany the volume was 1.8 million teu (+ 8.3%), in Italy of 446mila teu (+ 8.6%) and in the other foreign terminals of 872mila teu (+ 12.8%)
Port of Gioia Tauro, on October 14, 10th meeting for the eventual constitution of the ex-art enterprise. 17
Joy Tauro
In case of failure of the negotiation, the extension of the Labour Administration Agency will be solicited.
Cancelled the order of the Zéphyr & Borée to HMD for five wind-propelled container vessels
Ulsan
Termination of the contract at the request of the French shipowner
The Japanese group "K" Line sells 47% percent of the "K" Line Logistics to the countrywide Kamigumi
Tokyo
The transaction will be implemented next April
To avert the strike in ports USA the USMX submits an appeal against the ILA
Lyndhurst / North Bergen
Asked for an immediate injunction that would require the union to resume negotiations.
South Korea's Hanwha disclaims takeover of Austal
Seoul / Sydney
Australian company will enhance its Mobile shipyard in Mobile, Alabama
SBB CFF FFS Cargo orders to Stadler Rail 36 multisystem electric locomotives with option for an additional 93 medium
Mercitalia Logistics has entered Assologistics
Milan
Bussalino : Piedmont is aiming for the creation of a retro-port system on its own territory
Terminal Investment Limited (MSC group) will carry out a container terminal in the Danish port of Aarhus
ESPO and FEPORT are calling for a mandatory tax exemption across the EU for onshore power supply
Brussels
Indispensable-they stress-to encourage ships to use OPS
Shipping is not at all on the right track to achieve decarbonisation goals and the next 12 months will be crucial
London / Brussels
It highlights the third annual report "Progress Towards Shipping's 2030 Breakthrough". ECSA proposals to speed up production and adoption of clean fuels
In the first eight months of 2024 the port of Barcelona handled 2,660,122 containers (+ 22.1%)
Barcelona
Accentuated upside (+ 41.3%) of the transshipment containers
In the second quarter of this year, freight traffic in French ports increased by 0.7%
Paris
Flexion of liquid bulk bulk. Growth of containers and dry bulk. Stable the rotable
CLdN orders HD Hyundai Mipo ten new 1,100-teu container carriers
Luxembourg
The company entered the months courses in the full container sector by renting a ship
Another 2.5 billion euros of European funds for projects under the TEN-T network
Brussels
Launched the call for proposals for project financing
The Council of the Swiss States adopts two motions to speed up the transfer of traffic from the road to rail
Bern
In August, freight traffic in the port of Genoa fell by -7.5% percent while Savona-I went up by 35.5% percent.
Genoa
Also Summariva chooses the private with the appointment as chairman of the Spinelli Group
Genoa
Will take office the next first October
CMA CGM acquires 49% of the capital of Brazil's Santos Brasil
CMA CGM acquires 49% of the capital of Brazil's Santos Brasil
Marseille / São Paulo
Next year the French group will launch an OPA with the aim of buying the remaining stake
Agreement for the design and realization of a new maritime railway station in Savona
Savona
The link between the Savona Parco Doria station and the new plant is expected to be adapted.
In the third quarter, the revenues generated by the OOCL container business grew by 73.7%
Hong Kong
Volumes of truckloads transported increased by 3.6%
On Wednesday, Padova will take over the third edition of Green Logistics Expo
Padova
Among the appointments, the States Generals of the Logistics of the North East and Mercintrain
Three new appointments to top executives of TESYA group companies
Milan
Pierre-Nicola Fsheep new general manager of group, Flavio Castelli new CEO of CLS E Vincent Albasini new CEO of CGTE
Rixi : winning idea for a maritime country is the possibility of having foreign shareholdings with concessions in extra-European ports
Naples
They would be useful-he explains-to stabilize the logistical lines in every geopolitical condition
Port of Spezia, in mid-2025 the electrification of the Molo Garibaldi will be completed
The Spezia
In recent days in Estonia the test of the robot from the quay will connect the power grid to the ship.
New training project of Assologistics in collaboration with Randstad Italia
Milan
Creation of a digital platform to facilitate management and fruition of training courses
A Vietnamese delegation in Geneva to increase cooperation with MSC
Hanoi
Proposal participation in the project of the new deep-water port in Lien Chieu (Da Nang)
A strike blocks the ports and airports of Corsica
Ajaccio
Protest against the assumption of entrusting its management through a contest
The Transport Regulatory Authorities of Italy and France have started a cooperation
Paris / Rome
T&E, the only system based on a Global Fuel Standard is not enough to decarbonize shipping
Brussels
The organization highlights the need for it to be accompanied by the application of a global tax on emissions
The AdSP of the East Ligurian Sea completes acquisition of 2.4% of the capital of CEPIM-Parma Interport
The Spezia
Buy the share of the Municipality of La Spezia and of the Riviere Chamber of Commerce in Liguria
The Logistics Pole of the FS Group adjusts the Trenord competition for the logistics of spare parts
Milan
Contract worth about 17.5 million euros
Ferfreight proposals to prevent the rail sector from cada in a deep crisis
Rome
Forecasts for 2024 indicate a further loss of -6.7% of cargo rail traffic
Spanish logistics group Paack gives up Italian subsidiary Paack Logistics Italy to GS&P
Barcelona / Milan
The company has two distribution hubs in Monza and Naples and six sustainable centres on the national territory
The ETF enters the shipping industry with a new liquefied natural gas vessel.
Baar
Purchase in partnership with Danish Celsius Shipping
Giuseppe Scognamiglio leaves the leadership of Forship Spa
Milan
By the end of the month the delivery of deliveries
International Transport Workers ' Federation expresses full support for American port workers
London
Crumlin : "the fight of the ILA is our struggle"
Laghezza will expand the activities in the retroport of La Spezia and will also take office in the retroport of Genoa
The Spezia
A new logistics hub will be made in the area of Tortona
Tomorrow, the Federation of the Sea celebrates its 30-year anniversary with a conference in Naples
Rome
Theme of the meeting : "The Mediterranean in history : from Mare to Middle Ocean"
Accelleron strengthens the partnership with HD Hyundai to which the production of radial turbochargers in Korea is entrusted
Baden
Expected reductions in delivery times and transport costs for Asian market customers
Stable passenger traffic carried this summer by GNV ships
Genoa
6% increments of volume with Sardinia and 7% with Morocco
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Appeal of the Propeller Club of Trieste not to overlook the offices of customs in service of the Julian port
Trieste
Zerbini : The stir deserves what has been done for the port of Genoa
Spliethoff orders Wuhu Shipyard the construction of eight multipurpose ships
Amsterdam
They will be taken in delivery starting from the first quarter of 2028
The cruise ship was launched in Monfalcone. Star Princess
Trieste / Fort Laurderdale
Fincantieri will deliver the unit to Princess Cruises in the fall of 2025
At the port of Augusta a plant has been activated to remove CO2 from the atmosphere and stockpile it in the marine ecosystem
August
Expected annual storage of 800 metric tons of carbon dioxide
ECG calls for a transition period for the application of German guidelines on the rizzing of vehicles on bisarche
Brussels
Less than half of the trucks received certification
Sea-Intelligence analyzes the impact of EU ETS on shipowner alliances
Copenhagen
More costs for Ocean Alliance. Gemini Cooperation and Premier Alliance on the same floor. MSC would be more advantaged
Attic buys the fast ferry Thunder of Fast Ferries for 17.75 million euros
Athens
Built in 1998, it has a capacity of 1,068 passengers and 215 cars
The luxury cruise ship Seabourn Odyssey go from Seabourn to the Mitsui Ocean Cruises
Tokyo
It is the second ship of the company of the Japanese group MOL
PORTS
Italian Ports:
Ancona Genoa Ravenna
Augusta Gioia Tauro Salerno
Bari La Spezia Savona
Brindisi Leghorn Taranto
Cagliari Naples Trapani
Carrara Palermo Trieste
Civitavecchia Piombino Venice
Italian Interports: list World Ports: map
DATABASE
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ForwardersShip Suppliers
Shipping AgentsTruckers
MEETINGS
Tomorrow, the Federation of the Sea celebrates its 30-year anniversary with a conference in Naples
Rome
Theme of the meeting : "The Mediterranean in history : from Mare to Middle Ocean"
On Friday in Naples a seminar on Health and Safety in the Port of Port : the applicable legislation "
Naples
Organized by Inail Campania and Assshipowners with the Ateneo "Parthenope"
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PRESS REVIEW
The Overlooked Legacy of Black Dockworkers: Forging Justice On America's Waterfronts
(BET)
Is Pakistan's bid to kickstart Chinese-run Gwadar port putting 'cart before the horse'?
(South China Morning Post)
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FORUM of Shipping
and Logistics
Relazione del presidente Nicola Zaccheo
Roma, 18 settembre 2024
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PowerCell Group has acquired in Italy an order for marine fuel cell systems
Gothenburg
Will be delivered 56 units that will be installed largely on cruise ships
Rixi : confirmed target of funds from ETS to increase in resources for the Sea Modal Shift Incentive
Rome
"We are seeking to recover the funds allocated for the unused 2022 percent," he said.
In strong growth the operational and economic performance of Global Ports Holding
Istanbul
In the January-August period, passenger traffic in cruise terminals increased by 29% percent
Proposals from the TEHA Group think tank to stimulate the competitiveness of the Italian maritime industry
Palermo
The second edition of the Sea Resource Forum is underway in Palermo.
Montaresi appointed commissioner of the Port Authority of the East Ligure Sea
Rome
Rixi : With Montaresi we guarantee continuity, waiting for the appointment of the new AdSP Summit
Greek CCEC sells five container ships from 5,023 teu for 118.4 million
Athens
They were built in 2013
Di Caterina (ALIS) : No to strikes or blocks of intermodal transport services with Sicily
Rome
Satisfaction with the commitment of MIT to target ETS tax funds in support of maritime intermodality
Alsea and Spediporto, Italian export could further grow by improving accessibility to European markets
Milan
Additional hurdles and burdens to overcome the Alps barrier
In the imminence of the strike in the ports of the East Coast and the Gulf USA the FMC urges carriers and terminalists to abide by the standards
North Bergen / Lyndhurst
Assiterminal appoints the components of the committees and working groups
Genoa
They will remain in office in the three years 2024-2026
On Thursday in 11 Italian ports will be held the presentation of the book "Women on the Bridge of Command"
Milan
The volume of Wista Italy will also be presented at the Munich Yacht Show
On Friday in Naples a seminar on Health and Safety in the Port of Port : the applicable legislation "
Naples
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