Sustainability in the heavy lifting industry
Cost efficiency and sustainability, two topics that are frequently discussed in the offshore and maritime industry. There are many developments and innovations going on in this area.
→Alphaliner: Number of Large-Scale Carriers Shrinks
The harsh conditions in the container shipping market during the 2016 have led to a drop of large-scale ...
read more →Putting the Squeeze on Terminal Operators Could Backfire
Container shipping lines are in danger of putting future port investment at risk in their demands for terminal ...
read more →Drewry: Japanese Merger Could Spark Second Wave of M&As;
Driven by the need to stop the cost competitive advantage of the bigger lines growing, a second, smaller wave of ...
read more →BCG: M&As; Are Future of Container Shipping
Rather than joining an alliance, container liners should use a blend of global mergers and smaller merger and ...
read more →Drewry: Asia-ECSA Spot Rates Coming Down
As the Asia-East Coast South America spot rates are starting to level off after a huge spike induced by big ...
read more →Carriers Cover Service Gaps Created by Hanjin's Demise
Fears of capacity shortages created by Hanjin Shipping’s demise have faded, as some nine extraloaders are already ...
read more →Alphaliner: Asia - Europe Carriers to Use New FAK Rates
Carriers in the Asia - Europe trade are expected to implement new ‘Freight All Kinds’ (FAK) rate structures, ...
read more →Alphaliner: Third Alliance in the Making?
The eight container carriers left out of the two major alliances, the 2M and Ocean Alliance, could team up under a ...
read more →Container Carriers Secures Loan for Boxship Duo
The Export-Import Bank of Korea in collaboration with Busan Bank have provided a total of USD 87 million in ship ...
read more →Container Carriers Flocking to Iran
Container carriers are returning their operations to Iran following the deal with P5 +1 powers on lifting of ...
read more →This Year’s TOC CSC to Focus Big Ships and Alliances
The advent of ultra-large container carriers and mega-alliances among liner shipping companies will be dominant ...
read more →Tsuneishi to Build Four Feederships for SIPG
Tsuneishi Group has received orders for four 1,020 TEU container carriers from the Hong Kong-based subsidiary of ...
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