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Rolls-Royce Signs for Delivery of Almost 1000 MTU Products at CIIE

Rolls-Royce business unit Power Systems has signed agreements for the delivery of a record number of MTU products as well as two strategic partnership agreements at the third China International Import Expo (CIIE) which was held in Shanghai: Six Chinese companies have signed frame agreements for the delivery of almost 1000 MTU engines and systems […]

Warnings of Post-Brexit Disruptions at UK Ports Due to Lack of Systems

As the United Kingdom rushes towards its December 31 end of the Brexit transition period, there is growing concern among industry, ports and the shipping sectors of significant barriers as the EU and UK struggle with new customs routines and systems. While government officials insist they are prepared with contingencies, a new report from the […]

Container Crunch Hampers Shipping Amidst Rising Demand

Remember the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak, when toilet paper scarcity became the talk of the town? People all around the world started stockpiling essential commodities to prepare for a lengthy lockdown, and toilet paper flew off the shelves from supermarkets all around the world. So much happened that there was a scarcity across major […]

Seafarers Caught in Political Limbo as China Closes Coal Port

A group of Indian seafarers has found themselves among a growing number of crew trapped aboard their ships off the coast of China according to an appeal from the Indian maritime union. The seafarers are caught between two problems, a political spat between China and Australia blocking coal imports and the restrictions which prevent crew changes. […]

Port of Hull Now Has UK’s Largest Rooftop Solar Farm

Associated British Ports (ABP) has turned on the largest commercial rooftop solar array in the United Kingdom – a $9 million, 21,000-panel installation at the Port of Hull.  The array has a nameplate capacity of 6.5 MW, equivalent to the power demand of about 1,500 homes or about 30 percent of the port’s power needs. […]

CCLP goes digital

The Cargo Claims Platform, developed by CargoHubBV, has brought dealing with cargo claims and loss preventions (CCLP) in to the 21st century. The IATA Cargo Innovation Awarded platform has modernised air cargo supply chain visibility and efficiency by allowing shipper and forwarder clients to submit claims to any carrier on a single platform that is […]

deugro announces new e-procurement feature for deugro visiotrack

By working closely with clients, deugro has developed a new e-procurement module for companies with a decentralised material purchasing management. deugro visiotrack connects clients with their suppliers using tailored interfaces. Orders can be entered directly into the system and the corresponding delivery status can be tracked immediately, providing visibility along the supply chain. The streamlined […]

CEVA celebrates 20-year working relationship with Teksid Iron

CEVA Logistics has celebrated twenty years of working with Polish company Teksid, a world leader in the production of cast iron and automotive castings and distributes some 65,000 tonnes of components and finished products to Poland and European locations. From a factory in Skoczow near Bielsko-Biala in south west Poland Teksid produces almost 30% of […]

How Optimal Is Your Satcom at Sea?

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Norway’s Odfjell Tanker Company Commits to Zero-Emission Ships by 2030

Odfjell the Norwegian chemical tanker and ship management company is setting ambitious targets to reduce its environmental footprint. The company announced today that it will undertake an effort designed to reduce its carbon intensity by 50 percent by 2030 compared to 2008 levels and have a climate-neutral fleet from 2050. Both targets the company said […]

ICS Renews Call for Bunker Fuel Carbon Levy

The International Chamber of Shipping warned Wednesday that the industry risks running out of time if it does not institute a self-imposed levy for alternative fuels research. ICS cautions that technologically mature solutions for carbon-neutral bunkering do not currently exist, and it advocates a $2 per tonne charge on bunker fuel sales to support research […]

First Caribbean Cruise Suspended due to COVID-19 Scare

The cruise ship SeaDream 1 is experiencing a COVID-19 scare during its first cruise in the Caribbean. The luxury, yacht cruise ship commenced its first Caribbean cruise departing Barbados this weekend only to have the voyage suspended today after an indication that a passenger may have the virus. The ship’s captain announced that they had […]

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