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Ocean Transportation: Page 197
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics Expands Ocean Service From Mexico
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics has expanded its ocean transportation service from Veracruz, Mexico.
Widened Panama Canal to Allow U.S. to Effectively Compete for More Natural Gas Exports to Asia
The United States is set to grab the first and biggest chunk of unfilled extra Asian demand for shipped gas between now and 2025 with help from a widened Panama Canal and prices that rivals could struggle to match.
Number of Idle Vessels in World's Container Fleet Lowest Since October 2011
The global containership fleet larger than 500 TEU, currently idle, has reached its lowest level since October 2011, according to a report from Alphaliner.
Seaport Terminal Operators Actively Scanning for Acquisitions, Portfolio Expansions, Survey Finds
Drewry's Annual Review of Global Container Terminals Operators shows that PSA International, Hutchison Ports, APM Terminals and DP World remain the big four players in equity TEU and portfolio terms but with varying levels of activity.
Panama Canal Widening Project Reported to Be More Than 60 Percent Finished
The Panama Canal Authority, or ACP, says the $5.2bn widening of the Panama Canal is more than 60 percent complete. The first four of 16 gates for the canal's third set of locks marked a construction milestone. Locks are nearly 50 percent finished; concrete work is two-thirds done; and water-saving basins are about 40 percent complete.
GAO to Probe How Administration Calculates Damage from Carbon Pollution
The investigative arm of Congress is going to look into how the Obama administration developed its increased monetary estimate for the amount of damage caused by carbon pollution.
Container Port Sector Continues to Be Dynamic, Profitable Despite Many Changes
Drewry's latest annual report on global and international container terminal operators shows that the sector remains dynamic and profitable, but that numerous changes are also taking place, including the challenge of growth on two fronts - in container demand and in ship sizes.
Project Designed to 'Green' Europe's Freight Terminals and Ports
Sea and inland navigation ports and freight terminals in Europe are faced with growing energy costs and major political and societal pressure in terms of their environmental performance.
How to Stop Cargo Theft From Stealing Your Profits
Movie heists often involve sophisticated tools and brilliant plans that depend on crack timing in order to succeed. Not so in real life.
Is There a Return to Focus on Core Services by Ocean Carriers?
A mixture of financial necessity and commercial reality is further forcing ocean carriers to return to providing core services only. Shipping lines are still being squeezed out of providing home-grown integrated logistics services. This is evidenced by Maersk's recent news that it has entered into an agreement to sell the assets of its U.S. trucking subsidiary, Bridge Terminal Transport.
Canada 'Missing Out' on Arctic Shipping Lanes
Canada may be missing the boat on using Arctic shipping to encourage development at the same time Russia steams ahead on its own northern waters.
Quicker Parts Delivery Helps Motorcycle Maker Ride to the Top
Italika, the top-selling brand of motorcycle in Mexico, improves on-time delivery of parts sourced from China by changing port-to-port ocean routing and land transportation.
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