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Will Livestock Exporters Release Unedited Footage?
RSPCA Australia has called for the immediate public release of unedited footage taken of conditions aboard the livestock carrier Maysora last week.
Liquid Nitrogen and Heat System Could Meet Emissions Rules for Shipping
Perryman Technologies is developing what it believes is the marine power source of the future — a source of powering marine engines that does not rely on combustion and does not result in any harmful emissions.
World Shipping Industry Agrees to Reduce Carbon Emissions 50 Percent by 2050
Members of the UN International Maritime Organisation last week struck a deal to halve carbon dioxide emissions from shipping by 2050 in a deal that will force the industry to redesign fleets.
Customs Regs: A Necessary Evil, or The Key to Competitive Advantage?
How those burdensome Customs rules and regulations imposed on importers and exporters can make companies more competitive and efficient.
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Maritime Regulator Seeks to Overcome Deep Divisions on Shipping Emissions
The world’s top maritime regulator faces deep political divisions as it tries to map out a plan at meetings in London this week to cut carbon emissions across the shipping industry.
It's Possible to Decarbonize Shipping by 2035, Report Says
Deployment of all currently known technologies could make it possible to almost completely decarbonize maritime shipping by 2035, according to a new report published by the International Transport Forum at the OECD.
Can Maersk Transform Itself Into an Integrated Service Provider?
Philosophies that underlie the management of global container-shipping lines seem to come and go with the tides.
Ocean Economy Will Be Worth $3Tr by 2030, U.K. Report Says
The U.K. needs a long term plan to capitalize on the growing opportunities provided by marine sector, government advisors have said.
Ship Owners’ Multibillion-Dollar Quandary: Buy Cleaner Fuel or a Fuel Cleaner?
The owners of 60,000 cargo ships are bracing for tighter emissions rules that are forcing them to make a multibillion-dollar choice: Start buying cleaner-burning fuel or invest in a device that treats the ship’s exhaust before letting it out.
On the West Coast, Ports Brace for Steel Tariffs
It's a normal weekday at the Port of Vancouver. That means by noon, piles of steel slab cover the work yard at the docks on the Columbia River.
Clear Sailing for Ocean Carriers in 2018 — If They Don’t Blow It
The coming year looks like smooth sailing for container-shipping lines — if they can meet shippers’ increasing demands for service.
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