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Port cities lead the energy transition at UN Climate Week in Yeosu

Port cities lead the energy transition at UN Climate Week in Yeosu
Port cities from the Asia-Pacific region convened in Yeosu — a dynamic port and industrial hub of the Republic of Korea — during UNFCCC Climate Week and Korea Green Transition International Week (K-GX). Hosted by ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability in...
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Widening gap in container rates suggest shippers are uncertain; Strait of Hormuz closed

Widening gap in container rates suggest shippers are uncertain; Strait of Hormuz closed
Widening spreads between high and low costs for shipping containers on various trade lanes indicates uncertainty on both sides of the trade, largely because of the war in the Middle East, a market analyst said. Lars Jensen, president of consultant Vespucci Maritime,...
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Hormuz reopening optimism shifts sentiment, but flows stay constrained

Hormuz reopening optimism shifts sentiment, but flows stay constrained
Reopening optimism has softened crude prices, but flows through Hormuz remain constrained, keeping underlying prompt tightness intact. Atlantic Basin differentials are starting to ease on weaker refinery demand and reopening expectations, though downside should be...
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Countries sideline Trump in moving forward on global shipping carbon price, at IMO technical talks

Countries sideline Trump in moving forward on global shipping carbon price, at IMO technical talks
Governments made progress on finalising technical elements in the Net-Zero Framework (NZF), the world’s first global carbon pricing on any polluter, at working group negotiations (ISWG-GHG-21) on 20-24 April in London. The International Maritime Organization (IMO)...
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NHRC warns Odisha authorities of “coercive action” over non-compliance

NHRC warns Odisha authorities of “coercive action” over non-compliance
Cuttack: The National Human Rights Commission has expressed strong displeasure over the failure of key Odisha officials to comply with its earlier directions, warning of possible “coercive action” if pending reports are not submitted within two weeks. The Commission...
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