Exploration work in the expanded North Field mega project showed confirmed gas reserves there exceed 1,760 trillion cubic feet, Kaabi said in...
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Qatar Petroleum signs $19 billion shipbuilding agreements with Korean companies -
JD.com re-introduces air cargo service from Shenzhen to WuxiBEIJING-HEADQUARTERED online marketplace JD
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UN must persuade governments to adopt crew change protocolsThe UN Secretary General has been urged by global industrial and shipping leaders to persuade his 193 member states to act urgently to avoid a...
- Lufthansa needs bailout money protection from foreign takeover
GERMAN flag carrier Lufthansa must be bailed out by the government and needs protection against a foreign takeover, says Hesse provincial premier...
- ClassNK gives NYK go-ahead for autonomous ship development framework
JAPANESE shipping giant NYK and its group company, MTI Co Ltd, have received approval in principle for an autonomous ship framework that is currently...
- CEVA Logistics goes robotics Down Under to expedite operations
AS a key part of its strategy to innovate and automate, CEVA Logistics has deployed Automated Mobile Robots (AMR) at its Australian super-site -...
- US, European officials to move quickly to replace departing WTO leader
US and European Union officials say they want to move rapidly to replace the head of the World Trade Organisation after director-general Roberto...
- American ports must adapt to a 'new normal' operational mode
COVID-19 in the US has impacted maritime ports which find themselves at the intersection of the maelstrom of reduced economic activity, changes in...
- American ports must adapt to a 'new normal' operational mode!
COVID-19 in the US has impacted maritime ports which find themselves at the intersection of the maelstrom of reduced economic activity, changes in...
- Coronavirus drives logistics sector towards greater use of technology
THE coronavirus pandemic has prompted the logistics sector to invest more heavily in the use of technology, with 67 per cent of shipping and freight...
- North American rail traffic and volume slip for the week ending March 21
THE Association of American Railroads (R) announced that total US weekly rail traffic for the week ending March 21, 2020, totalled 459,966 carloads...
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Pressure Builds on Europe’s Fragile Banking SystemWorries are mounting about the ability of Europe’s financial system, in particular its fragile banks, to make it through the coronavirus crisis...
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ABS Unveils Latest Trends and Projections for Future Fuels and DecarbonizationABS has published the latest trends and projections on carbon-reduction strategies for shipping as the industry looks to meet decarbonization...
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Containership Milano Bridge allided with cranes in Busan, one injuredA container ship from the Japanese shipping company ONE has collided with a crane in the port of Busan, South Korea. The terminal crane immediately...
- US west coast seaports remain operational albeit at lower demand levels
RUMOURS have been swirling that the US biggest ports were closing after business was dented by the US-China trade war and now rattled by the global...
- Virus impacting Scotland's salmon exports as air cargo supply shrinks
THE controls that have been imposed in various markets to mitigate the effects of the coronavirus have made it difficult for some of Scotland's...
- Box shipping could shrink 10pc if virus is as bad as 2008 financial crisis
THE blanking of half of all headhaul sailings since the Chinese New Year to reign in the spread of the coronavirus has led to severe equipment...
- Carriers must brace for 17 million TEU drop in this year: Lars Jensen
OCEAN carrier should brace themselves for the loss of 17 million TEU in container throughput this year as the result of the coronavirus pandemic,...
- Full speed ahead for CMA CGM's upbeat boss, despite CEVA and debt woes
DESPITE slipping from third to fourth place in Alphaliner's ocean carrier rankings and carrying a debt load of US$18 billion against an annual...
- EU and UK far apart in trade talks as virus scare disrupts negotiations
BRITAIN and the European Union are far apart on key issues they need to resolve if they are to strike a trade agreement by the year-end, reports...