Zero-Emissions Project Kicks Off at Port of Long Beach
The United States’ largest pilot project for zero-emissions cranes and other cargo-handling equipment for seaports has been launched at the Port of Long...
Hapag-Lloyd CEO Dismisses Overcapacity Fears
The container shipping industry has braved the storm over the past couple of years getting to grips with tonnage overcapacity through consolidation, mergers...
Port Canaveral to Get New Multi-Purpose Cargo Berth
Florida’s Port Canaveral has received a green light for the construction of a new multi-purpose cargo berth from the Canaveral Port Authority Board...
CargoSmart: No Major Impact from Mega Ships on Port Performance
Despite the strains that mega vessels may put on port operations, they did not have a major impact on port performance in 2017,...
Hapag-Lloyd CEO: 9 of 20 Major Shipping Firms Will Disappear by End of 2018
The CEO of Hapag-Lloyd, the world’s fifth-largest container shipping company, expects consolidation in the sector to continue this year, further reducing the number...
CMA CGM Keeps GSL Tianjin Employed for a While Longer
French liner company CMA CGM has decided to extend the charter for the GSL Tianjin, a 2005-built, 8,063 TEU containership, owned by Global Ship Lease. The...