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Exim India web site
SEPTEMBER 9, 2024
  • IMEC to facilitate lower logistics cost, faster connectivity & secure movement of goods: Goyal
  • Call for India to recalibrate its approach to shipping infrastructure
  • MALA 2024 a gala night of excellence; sees industry titans, key officials & participants from India & overseas converge to appreciate & interact
  • Amazon likely to launch quick commerce offering in India in 2025
  • China's shipbuilding sees significant growth in H1
  • Report highlights case studies on the benefits of digitisation in the supply chain
  • BEML mulls exporting Vande Bharat, metro trains
  • Indian economy has potential to touch $55 trn by 2047: IMF official
  • INDIAN PORTS ASSOCIATION
  • SMP, Kolkata initiates major berth mechanisation project at Haldia Dock Complex to boost dry bulk cargo handling capacity
  • Cargo Integrity Group emphasises commitment to supply chain safety
  • DCBA elects new Managing Committee for 2024-26; Devendra Singh Bhadoria takes charge as President
  • TT Group celebrates 40th anniversary
  • COSCO SHIPPING Development inks deals for 42 bulk carriers
  • GDP to grow by 7.2 pc in FY25: RBI
  • Accurate and effective communication between all parties urged for the transport of dangerous goods
  • DP World acquires Hong Kong-based global supply chain provider
  • Coal output up by 6 pc in April-Aug.
  • Global container lines' profits surge in Q2
  • Ports begin screening for mpox
  • Oil tankers the focus of attacks in the Red Sea?
  • Impose 12 per cent import tariff on Chinese steel, says Minister
  • India-Lanka road link seen boosting trade ties

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International Transport Journal web site
SEPTEMBER 9, 2024
  • For the benefit of every mode
  • Omnitrax extends its business
  • Maersk: a MD for India, Bangladesh & Sri Lanka
  • Open-heart surgery at big air cargo hub
  • Automated storage on 190 sqm
  • Intermodal service between Adria and Styria
  • Hamburg and Duisburg ports strengthen ties
  • Magma Aviation inks freighter handling contract
  • GPA picks country sales director for China
  • "Curiosity of the Day"
  • Completing a Chicago cargo campus
  • Circus on rail
  • Stopping illegal exports of Apple devices

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The Loadstar web site
SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
  • Asia-Europe spot rate decline quickens - 'the market has turned'
  • CVC would 'safeguard DB Schenker jobs and its independence'
  • Walmart in logistics - fulfilment strategy explained
  • EASA demands inspection of affected A350 engines after Cathay incident
  • India-US container GRIs pushed back as demand falters
  • Insurance claims on the rise with box ships forced to brave Cape weather
  • Air cargo round-up: Cainiao into Liege; Lufthansa upgrades
  • MSC Air Cargo appoints FedEx veteran Alexander Padmore to head APAC

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Marine Log web site
SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
  • Becker launches two new product lines at SMM
    Hamburg-based Becker Marine Systems showcased two recent additions to its portfolio of maneuvering systems and energy-saving devices at this week's SMM event. Both are aimed at optimizing vessels' hydrodynamic performance. During a

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Container News web site
SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
  • Port of NSW installs its first major rooftop solar panel system
    Port Authority of New South Wales Principal Environmental Planner Fiona McKay announced the installation of 81 solar panels to reduce dependence on grid electricity. By utilizing rooftop space efficiently, the panels will generate power to support onsite maritime operations. While the Port Authority already offsets 100% of its State-wide electricity consumption through renewable energy via a powe
  • Common Causes of Port Accidents
    Ports are bustling hubs of activity, playing a vital role in global trade and transportation. However, the very nature of port operations, involving heavy machinery, large vessels, and constant movement of goods, creates an environment where accidents can happen. Understanding the common causes of port accidents is crucial for improving safety measures and reducing the risk of injury. This articl
  • Maersk deploys largest methanol-powered ship on Gothenburg-Asia route
    Maersk has introduced its latest and largest methanol-powered vessel, Antonia Maersk, on its weekly transoceanic route between Sweden's Port of Gothenburg and Asia. This addition brings the total number of methanol-powered container ships regularly visiting the Port of Gothenburg to two. "With Antonia Maersk, we are taking another important, concrete step in the green transition of shipping and e
  • South Coast Logistics plans new inland terminal in Ireland
    South Coast Logistics announced that it has successfully secured planning permission for its pioneering "Inland Port Terminal" in Ballycoolin, Dublin. This cutting-edge facility, the first of its kind in Ireland, will operate as an Upper Tier Seveso site under the regulation of the Health & Safety Authority (HSA). The terminal will provide a wide range of integrated services, including storage fo
  • Navigating Maritime Power - Analysis of Asian Competitiveness
    Based on the analysis of maritime power for the period from 2021 to 2024, using indicators such as shipping connectivity, port throughput, and container fleet size, several key findings emerge that underscore the dynamic nature of maritime competitiveness in Asia. The analysis expectedly reveals that China stands out as the most powerful maritime nation by a considerable margin. This dominance is
  • Port of Colombo marks milestone with 24,000 TEU Ever Arm call
    Sri Lanka Port Authority (SLPA) announced the call of the 24,000 TEU container vessel Ever Arm at the Colombo East Container Terminal (CECT) on 5 September. Sailing under the flag of Taiwan, the giant container ship marks a significant milestone for the Port of Colombo, the busiest port in South Asia. Ever Arm, measuring 400 metres in length and 60 metres in beam, features a substantial summer dr
  • Evergreen ordered to compensate Taiwanese port owner over collision
    A Taiwanese court has ordered Evergreen Marine Corporation (EMC) to pay compensation of US$1.38 million to the state-owned port owner Taiwan International Ports Corporation (TIPC), in relation to the collision between its ship Uni-Premier and TIPC's tug in August 2021. At the time, the 2001-built 1,600 TEU Uni-Premier was preparing to berth and was being piloted. The tug, TIPM No. 14402, was assi
  • Maersk appoints new Managing Director for UAE
    Maersk has appointed Lisa Park as the new Managing Director for the United Arab Emirates (UAE), effective from 1 October 2024. In her expanded role, she will also oversee operations in Oman and Qatar. "With a comprehensive understanding of our business and our customers and a keen ability to mobilise strong teams, I am confident that under Lisa's leadership, we will continue to achieve new growth
  • Maersk increases peak season surcharge from China to Kenya
    Maersk is increasing the Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) for shipments from China and Hong Kong to Kenya, effective from 1 October, for all dry and reefer containers. The Danish carrier's updated PSS from Taiwan to Kenya will take effect on 5 October. Origin Destination Rate Basis Container Rate Effective date China Kenya Per container ALL_20_DRY US$300 1 October Hong Kong China Kenya Per container A
  • New automated container loader arrives at Stockholm Norvik Port
    At the end of August, a new automated container loader arrived by sea from Latvia to Stockholm Norvik Port. This new addition is expected to boost the Swedish port's capacity and enhance its services to better support the Swedish export industry's need for efficient cargo containerization. The advanced container loader introduces a novel cargo stuffing method, optimizing efficiency for industries
  • ESL boosts Far East - East Africa network with two new services
    Emirates Shipping Line (ESL) has unveiled two new products, the Fahari (FHX) and Fanaka (FNX) services, as part of an evolution from its previous Far East Africa Express (FAX). The new services are designed to provide connections between Chinese markets and East Africa. The FHX and FNX service port rotations will be as follows: FHX service route: Qingdao - China, Shanghai - China, Ningbo - China,
  • China State Shipbuilding Corporation unveils world's first 27,500 TEU container ship
    China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) debuted the world's largest container ship at the SMM Hamburg Maritime Exhibition, unveiling GREEN SEALION 27500 with a box capacity of 27,500 TEUs. The giant vessel, which received its Approval in Principle (AiP) certificate from the DNV classification society, is a dual-guel ship powered by LNG, meeting IMO Phase III carbon reduction standards and set
  • Port of NY and NJ sets all-time July record surpassing 800,000 TEUs
    July marked a record-breaking month at the Port of New York and New Jersey, with a total volume of 806,015 TEUs, making it the busiest July in the port's history and the seventh busiest month overall. The port's July figures represent an 11.1% increase from last year's numbers, bringing the total container volumes for 2024 to 5,016,626 TEUs. Imports rose by 13.5% in July with the US port handling
  • LA Harbor Commission approves US$52 million rail expansion project
    The Los Angeles Harbor Commission has approved a lease amendment, solidifying plans for a US$52 million infrastructure improvement project aimed at significantly enhancing on-dock rail capacity and reducing emissions at the Port of Los Angeles' Pier 300 terminal, operated by Fenix Marine Services. Construction is scheduled to begin next year. "This project enhances cargo capacity and efficiency w
  • ILA's calls to go on strike in October grow stronger
    The looming possibility that a strike might occur at US East and Gulf Coast ports seemed to escalate Thursday (5 September), with nearly 300 delegates at an International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) meeting in North Bergen, New Jersey, unanimously approving ILA President Harold Daggett's calls to go on strike on 1 October if ILA and the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) fail to reach a
  • CMA CGM applies new peak season surcharge from East Africa, South Africa and Indian Ocean to Europe
    French ocean carrier CMA CGM has notified its customers of the implementation of a peak season surcharge (PSS) from East Africa, South Africa and Indian Ocean to Europe. Effective from 15 September 2024 (based on the loading date) and until further notice, CMA CGM's surcharge will apply to all cargo originating from East Africa, South Africa and the Indian Ocean, destined for North Europe (includ

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Splash web site
SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
  • Peninsula tied to LNG bunker newbuilds in South Korea
    Fuel supplier Peninsula has been linked to a pair of LNG bunker vessel newbuilds in South Korea. Shipbuilding sources suggest the Gibraltar-based tanker and bunker group is behind an order for 18,000 cu m ships announced on Thursday at HD Hyundai Mipo. The newbuilds, priced at about $93m each, should deliver by November 2027. Peninsula ...
  • SBM Offshore and MISC agree ownership swap on FPSO pair
    Dutch floater expert SBM Offshore has sold its stake in one floating, producing, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel to its partner MISC Berhad and took full ownership of another in return. SBM Offshore said that it signed two share purchase agreements with MISC. The first relates to the total acquisition of MISC's equity interest in ...
  • US adds more Russian gas ships to its sanctions list
    The US has added two more Russian-linked LNG carriers and their operators to its sanctions list with the aim of stymying exports from the new Arctic LNG 2 project. The 2007-built 149,700 cu m New Energy and the 79,833 cu m newbuilding Mulan have been added to the sanctions list. The New Energy was spotted ...
  • CM Lemos inks suezmax orders
    Greece's Nereus Shipping, an affiliate of CM Lemos, has added three more tankers to its orderbook. The Piraeus-based tanker and bulker outfit has revealed three suezmax newbuilds would be joining its fleet in 2027. Splash understands the 158,600 dwt ships will be built at Japan Marine United, which marks the company's return to Japan's second-largest ...
  • Eastern Pacific adds to boxship newbuild series
    Singapore-based Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) has stepped up its containership ordering drive with up to 11 newbuilds booked at China's New Times Shipbuilding. Brokers report the Idan Ofer-controlled shipowner, with one of the largest newbuilding programmes in the industry, has contracted four 18,000 teu vessels - likely options called following eight firm vessels booked earlier ...
  • TGS starts work on 2D survey offshore Indonesia
    Norwegian offshore seismic acquisition specialist and data provider TGS has started the acquisition of a 2D seismic survey in the Sumatra basin offshore Indonesia. The survey, conducted using COSL's HYSY 718 vessel, is expected to comprise between 5,500 and 6,500 line kilometres, covering two regions. The seismic acquisition is expected to be completed by the ...
  • US gives green light to tenth offshore wind project
    The US Department of Interior (DOI) has approved the Maryland Offshore Wind Project, the nation's tenth commercial-scale offshore wind energy project approved under the current administration. With this approval, the Department has approved more than 15GW of clean energy from offshore wind energy projects, half the capacity needed to achieve the country's goal of 30GW ...
  • Shelf Drilling finds work in West Africa for jackup duo
    Oslo-listed jackup rig pure-play Shelf Drilling has won new deals for two of its rigs in West Africa. The company has secured a contract for the Shelf Drilling Mentor covering 10 wells for an estimated 450 days in direct continuation of the rig's current campaign in Nigeria with a contract value of $60m. Shelf Drilling ...
  • Why AI is perfect for maritime operations
    Frank Coles picks out certain aspects of shipping that could be revolutionised by artificial intelligence. During my time as CEO of Transas from 2015 to 2018, we discussed at length the use of machine learning in our models for routing and advancement of the predictive models. Now it seems the buzz word of AI is ...

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Lloyd's List web site
SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
  • The Lloyd's List Podcast: Why are Chinese shipyards being brought out of retirement?
    Our APAC and markets editors take a look at the shipbuilding industry and ask whether overcapacity is a genuine fear...
  • StealthGas sees 'promising' outlook for handy size LPG carriers
    Harry Vafias says medium gas carrier orderbook now 'worrisome', especially if ammonia windfall fails to materialise
  • New study reawakens seafarer fatigue debate
    A new study by the World Maritime University confirms years of anecdotal evidence that shipping has a systemic problem in...
  • Laskaridis plans up to four reefer newbuilds with Chinese partner
    Newbuildings set to become Greek operator's first new reefer order for more than 20 years
  • Watch out for box service changes ahead of Gemini alliance, shippers warned
    Flexport warned that shippers cannot assume freight prices will fall as containership capacity increases, since carriers could reroute or blank...
  • Libyan port of Brega remains open for export despite oil blockade
    Frontline chief executive Lars Barstad confirms Libyan port of Brega is operating as normal after tanker Front Jaguar loads and...
  • Container volumes maintain strong growth through July
    Latest CTS figures show year-to-date volumes tracking 7.1% above last year through the first seventh months of 2024, as pre-peak...
  • Sounion: shipping gets away with it again
    Moral culpability for this casualty rests with the damn fools crazy enough deliberately to set a suezmax on fire. But...
  • Carriers not sticking to long-term contracts with shippers
    A majority of long-term container shipping contacts are not being honoured, as carriers break contracts in search of profits, Flexport...
  • Secondhand boxship sales on the rise but recycling remains muted
    The containership sale and purchase market is picking up after the summer slowdown, with MSC continuing to snap up ships...
  • Chinese distressed assets specialist DCL to capitalise on shipbuilding upswing
    A low acquisition price and a shortage of shipbuilding capacity were chief factors behind the company turnaround specialist's investment decision
  • Brazil-China cape rates show signs of rebound, but gains could be short-lived
    Capesize rates on the Brazil-China route have seen improvement in the past month, buoyed by increased iron ore shipments from...
  • Spyware-on-sea: how insurers can protect maritime infrastructure
    Cyber attacks on the global merchant fleet are rising and shipping companies need better defences and bigger insurance policies
  • South Korean shipbuilders adopt language-support technology to integrate foreign workers
    SHI has developed a multi-language virtual reality simulation program for training tack welders, while HD KSOE is adopting artificial intelligence...
  • Chinese ports halt operations amid Typhoon Yagi
    Terminals in Guangdong and Hainan are shutting down partly or fully to prepare for the impact of the storm
  • BW LNG seals 10-year Jordan floating storage unit deal
    The FSU will make up the storage component of planned onshore regasification facilities at the site
  • Daily Briefing
    Shipment from Sevastopol reaches Egypt despite Ukrainian warning | Red Sea transits now 'impossible' for ships with US, UK or...
  • US sanctions two more LNG carriers in Arctic LNG 2 crackdown
    One of the LNG carrier was discovered last week transporting cargo from Moscow's flagship Arctic LNG project via a ship-to-ship...

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The Journal of Commerce web site
SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
  • LTL shipment count gains subsiding in H2, but pricing keeps rising
    The latest year-over-year comparisons are clearing up LTL market distortions caused by Yellow's failure and revealing weak demand, but tight capacity is pushing up rates.
  • Rail container dwells in Seattle-Tacoma still high, but relief in sight
    Dwell times at marine terminals in the Northwest Seaport Alliance have doubled in recent weeks as intermodal container moves spiked amid peak season imports.
  • Blank sailings, cargo push help reverse rate slide on Asia-Mexico trade
    A big jump in spot rates was pegged to the cascading impacts of blank sailings and a volume rush from shippers ahead of China's Golden Week holiday in October.
  • First signs of a deal emerge in long-running German port dispute
    After five rounds of negotiations and a series of 24-hour warning strikes at Germany's ports, the union and port employers may finally be close to an agreement.
  • Little cause for optimism as clock ticks toward ILA contract expiration
    Despite sources telling the Journal of Commerce that management has reached out more than 10 times since June seeking new talks, none have been scheduled and there appears to be little motivation on the part of management or labor to secure a deal to avert a strike.
  • Trans-Atlantic shippers test contingency plans as ILA strike threat grows
    With just three weeks to go until the union's master contract with port employers expires, US importers are scrambling for options but are finding there are no ideal alternatives.
  • ILA locals prepping for coordinated strike at US East, Gulf coast ports
    The International Longshoremen's Association is starting to coordinate local labor actions as its executive leaders note the ongoing "impasse" in talks with maritime employers.

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TradeWinds web site
SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
  • Maersk locks in 20-year-old Global Ship Lease ship amid strong demand for container vessels
    Danish giant signs three-year deal as liner operators remain eager to lock in tonnage amid Red Sea crisis
  • Foremost Group affiliate and Argentine yard locked in spat over bulker repair
    After the En May struck a bridge, shipowner alleges that repairs took 77 days beyond contract as costs piled up. Yard president rejects claims
  • Star Bulk's cuts of ex-Eagle staffers continue as bunkering chief departs
    Veteran fuels man follows departures from financial and technical departments
  • Foremost Group affiliate takes Argentine yard group to court after bulker repairs drag on
    After the En May struck a bridge, shipowner alleges that repairs took 63 days beyond contract as costs piled up
  • US bulker operator Pioneer Navigation scoops up two chartering staffers from Lauritzen Bulkers
    Departures include long-time Lauritzen man Peter Bro
  • Arkas reveals Chinese finance behind expanded boxship order
    Turkey's biggest boxship owner hikes its orderbook at CSSC yard by another pair of panamax container ships due 2028
  • Owners waited too long to renew fleets, says DNV
    'Many owners in strategic trap ... and now have to renew at current prices'
  • Charterers' scruples over tanker age will wobble at rates of $100,000, Barstad says
    Frontline boss believes compliance requirements would be eased in stronger tanker markets
  • Kristian Gerhard Jebsen linked to Oldendorff kamsarmax duo
    Brokers say modern ships sold in summer have gone to Norwegian group
  • 'Stolen' reefer that left Russian port under allegedly fishy circumstances arrested in India
    Company that claims to have bought the ship in 2016 says its sale to Indian recyclers was unlawful
  • Maria Angelicoussis tops up fleet with Chinese capesize
    Major Greek owner Maran Dry expands its footprint while selling its oldest vessel
  • Container lines seeking to stop the rot as freight rates slide further
    Lines blank capacity to manage a downturn in demand over Golden Week
  • Tanker now 'adequately' insured after Indonesia grounding
    Technical manager says elderly vessel has no links with shadow insurer after ownership switch
  • Hapag-Lloyd shareholders seal pact through to 2030
    Agreement ending in 2026 will be extended for four more years
  • How Frontline-Euronav VLCC mega-deal could still unwind
    US fund FourWorld wants to annul or boost the value of massive transactions involving John Fredriksen and the Saverys family
  • Dark tankers turning off AIS pose ongoing threat after VLCC smash, says Hafnia's Mikael Skov
    CEO says problem requires regulatory fix
  • Fuel spill from mystery ship closes beaches in Canary Islands
    Environmental emergency declared on Gran Canaria
  • Chokepoints, fuels and fires: The challenges facing marine insurers
    Underwriters in Berlin will assess growing industry risks from cyber attacks to fires and dangerous chokepoints
  • Norwegian shipping executive charged over secret filming of colleagues in bathroom
    John Anders Lindtveit Rose has resigned as general manager of Maritimt Forum
  • Rates spike is coming, Fearnleys reassures impatient tanker investors
    Tanker adviser Jonathan Staubo believes fundamentals are there for healthy earnings
  • Ships face port bans if they fail to deal with stink bug threat, insurers warn
    Invasive insect shelters from cold in containers and mechanical cargoes
  • Wavelength podcast: From SMM, yard bottlenecks and future fuel pricing
    From the TradeWinds Shipowner Forum and the halls of SMM
  • Greek owner Load Line reveals handymax bulker buy
    Dong-A Tanker's DL Jasmine has joined Load Line Marine fleet
  • Crackdown on risky ships could be vastly improved with data modelling rethink, say researchers
    Study claims better hit rate of risky vessels after analysis of 500,000 major incidents
  • Rebel investors speak out as $650m verdict looms for Saverys over Euronav spat
    US fund seeks to raise the bid price paid by family's CMB operation for Belgian tanker owner
  • Opec+ delays oil production lift to December
    Prospect of increased exports had boosted tanker equities
  • MOL invests in Norwegian ocean venture fund to push new blue economy
    MOL Plus to strengthen collaboration with start-ups within impact investing
  • Oceanis pivots from broker to software provider after founders join Ifchor Galbraiths
    Ship financier makes 'strategic' move after partial sale to shipbroking giant
  • Frontline tanker manages to load Libyan oil despite port blockade
    LR2 Front Jaguar was permitted to dock to lift cargo from storage at Brega
  • Tor Olav Troim's Golar LNG prices $300m bond for refinancing in Nordic market
    New issue will mature in September 2029
  • Hoegh Autoliners sees another month with record rates driven by cargo repricing
    CEO says fluctuations in volumes and rates will depend on trade and cargo mix and vessel positions
  • 'Stolen' reefer that left Russian port under allegedly fishy circumstances arrested in India
    Company that claims to have bought the ship in 2016 says its sale to Indian recyclers was unlawful.
  • Too hot to handle: Why the owner of a sanctioned tanker is being given the cold shoulder by recyclers
    Cash buyers are refusing to touch an aframax tanker blacklisted by the US
  • Fujian Shipping doubles orderbook with deal for kamsarmaxes in China
    Shipowner renewing fleet through return to Haitong Offshore Engineering
  • US adds two LNG carriers to lengthening Russian sanctions list
    Newbuilding and receiving vessel for transshipped Arctic LNG 2 cargo are latest to be hit
  • Too hot to handle: Why recyclers are giving sanctioned tankers the cold shoulder
    Cash buyers are refusing to touch an aframax tanker blacklisted by the US

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American Shipper web site
SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
  • Port of LA topples Laredo, Texas, as top US trade gateway for July
    The Port of Los Angeles edged out Laredo, Texas, as the No. 1 U.S. trade gateway in July, while Mexico was the top U.S. trade partner for the month.
  • Union reps back East and Gulf Coast dock strike
    International Longshoremen's Association representatives unanimously backed President Harold J. Daggett's call for a coastwide strike at ports from Maine to Texas on Oct. 1.

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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
Le Aziende informano
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
ERFA, rail freight aid not being used to support declining business models
Brussels
Stahl : We have to ensure that any figure is granted thoughtfully
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
SAILING LIST
Visual Sailing List
Departure ports
Arrival ports by:
- alphabetical order
- country
- geographical areas
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
ShipownersShipbuilding and Shiprepairing Yards
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"
››› Meetings File
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)
››› Press Review File
FORUM of Shipping
and Logistics
Relazione del presidente Nicola Zaccheo
Roma, 18 settembre 2024
››› File
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
Organized by Inail Campania and Assshipowners with the Ateneo "Parthenope"
Need a comparison and not one-sided statements about services to trucks in liguri ports
Genoa
Filt Cgil Genova points out that the issue involves different categories of workers
The launch of the SDO-SuRS for the Italian Navy in Venice has been carried out in Venice.
St. George of Nogaro
Beginning the transfer to Genoa where in the yard T. Mariotti will proceed with the onboarding of the superstructures
Liquidated a Russian subsidiary of the Maersk Group
Moscow
The procedure for liquidation of another Russian company of the Danish group would have been cancelled
The Assiterminal summit met with Minister Musumeci
Rome
Cognito : reiterates the importance that the government continues to keep seafood at the centre of its policies
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