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Secretary Buttigieg Urged to Embrace Domestic Green Shipbuilding
The letter urges Buttigieg to implement a program of building a fleet of zero-emission vessels that will incorporate alternative (near-zero-carbon) fuel systems.
Photo: iStock.com/Suphanat Khumsap
Imminent EU Climate Rule for Ships Set to Add to Fuel Bills
The FuelEU Maritime regulation comes into effect on January 1, and requires a 2% reduction in the greenhouse gas intensity of energy used by vessels.
Photo: iStock / Bjoern Wylezich
Year of Milestones for USDOT's Supply Chain Data Platform
The FLOW program also now accounts for 75% of all U.S. container imports, as well as 80% of the country's container terminal capacity. 
Photo: iStock / golero
Giant Cargo Ship Gets Fitted With Sails in Effort to Cut Carbon
Rotor sails are still relatively rare for vessels, and the success of wind technologies in general will ultimately depend on whether they’re able to save shippers money.
Sohar Max with Anemoi Rotor Sails. Source: Anemoi Marine Technologies/Vale S.A.
ONE Announces Transatlantic Services in Partnership with Other Top Container Lines
The three services will be operated together with CMA CGM, COSCO Shipping Lines, Oriental Overseas Container Line and Evergreen Line, as part of a vessel-sharing cooperation.
A methanol-fueled ship. Image: Ocean Network Express Pte. Ltd. (ONE)
Busiest U.S. Container Ports Set to Close 2024 with Record Volumes
The Port of Los Angeles will likely surpass 900,000 TEUs in December, and is on track to handle 10 million TEUs for the year for only the second time,
Los Angeles, California. Photo: iStock / KKStock
Port of Portland Finds New Operator for Terminal 6
The Port of Portland has managed T6 itself since 2017, making it the only West Coast container terminal with a public operator.
Photo: Port of Portland
Trump Throws His Weight Behind ILA in Dispute with USMX
ILA workers went on a short but crippling strike in October and, after securing a large wage increase, agreed to go back to work until January 15.
Photo: International Longshoremen’s Association
Not Enough Green Fuel to Meet Net-Zero, Says Hapag-Lloyd
The company’s CEO anticipates that the fleet’s speed will have to go down to meet new regulation on emissions reductions.
Rolf Habben Jansen, CEO of Hapag-Lloyd. Photo: Hapag-Lloyd
Global Trade Shows Durability Amid Red Sea, Tariff Threats
The organization’s most recent trade forecast, released in October, saw trade volume growth for this year at 2.7%, with 3% for 2025.
Gantry cranes and shipping containers at the Yangshan Deepwater Port in Shanghai, China. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg
Commercial Shipping to and from Syria Stalls as Rebels Take Control
The major ocean carriers have struggled for years to conduct business in Syria while complying with international sanctions.
The port of Latakia, Syria. Photo: iStock/Joel Carillet
India Port Workers Protest Ahead of Planned Strike
Workers held a series of protests at major ports on December 5, with the union planning for larger demonstrations on December 10.
India's Cochin Port in Kerala. Photo: iStock / Gilitukha
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