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ABS: 'Significant Potential' for Nuclear-Powered LNG Carrier Ships

According to the ABS, a nuclear-powered vessel wouldn't need to refuel, although its reactor would need to be replaced every six years.

An LNG carrier vessel. Photo: iStock / nikkytok

Houthis Resume Attacks on Ships in Red Sea

Houthi rebels have carried out almost 100 missile and drone attacks against ships in the Red Sea over the last year.

Photo: iStock / JeanUrsula

Port of Montreal Dockworkers Plan Partial, Indefinite Strike

Dockworkers at the Port of Montreal have been without a labor agreement since their previous deal expired at the end of 2023.

The Port of Montreal along the St. Lawrence River. Photo: iStock / LaSalle-Photo

Albania Prosecutors Order Seizure of Shipping Containers Carrying Illegal Toxic Waste

Seattle-based Basel Action Network sounded the alarm that more than 800 tons of electric arc furnace dust were being illegally transported after the group received a tipoff.

Photo: Thierry Monasse, Getty Images via Bloomberg

Port of Long Beach Gets $2.6M Grant to Upgrade Security

Another $4.6 million will go toward six terminals within the Port of Long Beach, as well as the city's Port Police Division and the Long Beach Fire Department.

Port of Long Beach. Photo: iStock / trekandshoot

ILA and USMX to Resume Talks in November

The issue of automation at ports – both in terms of physical equipment and data management – remains at the heart of disagreements between the two sides.

Photo: iStock.com/Wannachai Phonnuan

Why Designing a Modern-Day Container Terminal Is More Complex Than Ever Before

The Port of Los Angeles long ago ran out of room to design and build new container terminals from scratch.

The Port of Los Angeles' Pier 300 channel. Photo: Port of Los Angeles

Dali’s Owners Agree to Pay U.S. $100M for Bridge Crash

The settlement does not include any damages for the reconstruction of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

The wreckage of the Dali container ship. Photo: David Adams, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

U.K. Warns of Threat to Grain Supply After Russia Steps Up Attacks on Ships

Russia has been targeting Kyiv’s export infrastructure since the 2022 invasion, with strikes on its ports in the Black Sea and on the Danube.

The destroyed hatch of a grain cargo ship at the Black Sea port of Constanta in Romania Sept. 19, 2024. Photographer: Daniel Mihailescu/AFP/Getty Images via Bloomberg.

Can U.S. Ports Find Middle Ground on Automation Before Second Strike?

As negotiations between the ILA and USMX continue, the issue of automation at ports remains a point of contention.

Automated Guided Vehicles moving shipping containers at the Port of Rotterdam. Photo: iStock / VanderWolf-Images

U.S.-Mexico Freight by Value up 4.2% YoY

Freight traffic between the U.S. and its neighbors is increasingly via truck, Bureau of Transportation Statistics figures show.

Photo: iStock/grandriver

Oregon Looks to Build West Coast's First Ship-to-Rail Port Terminal

Roughly two million import and export containers are expected to move through the Port of Coos Bay each year once the new terminal is up and running.

Photo: Port of Coos Bay

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