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Bureau Veritas, CMA CGM and SDARI launch JDP for assisted container vessel concept

Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV), CMA CGM and Shanghai Merchant Ship Design and Research Institute (SDARI) have signed a Joint Development Project (JDP) agreement during SMM to develop and assess the feasibility of an assisted container vessel concept based...
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Saudel makes third landfall in China; port disruption risks high

Saudel makes third landfall in China; port disruption risks high
Typhoon Saudel made its third landfall along the coast of Fujian province in east China early on Thursday, raising risks of renewed weather-related shipping disruptions. Renewed threat follows widespread eastern China port closures last week • NMC warns of extremely...
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Record port congestion exposes maritime’s collaboration problem says PortXchange

Record port congestion exposes maritime’s collaboration problem says PortXchange
PortXchange says the latest rise in global port congestion underscores why shipping, ports, terminals, and service providers need to share information earlier and make decisions from a common operational picture. Record levels of global port congestion are exposing a...
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Shipping must pool demand to unlock alternative fuel investment says EmissionLink

Shipping must pool demand to unlock alternative fuel investment says EmissionLink
Shipping must move beyond individual fuel procurement strategies and aggregate demand for alternative fuels if it is to unlock the investment needed to scale zero-emission shipping, according to EmissionLink. Managing Director, Philippos Ioulianou. Speaking during the...
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Rerouting after Hormuz cuts clean tanker cargoes, yet fleet expands

Rerouting after Hormuz cuts clean tanker cargoes, yet fleet expands
Amid ongoing disruptions from the Strait of Hormuz standoff, clean tanker trade is being sustained by longer routes and shuttle operations, but with more newbuild ships on the way industry professionals are warning of a market reset. Shuttle and ship-to-ship...
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