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Brazil, Norway and the Netherlands discuss green shipping corridor

Brazil, Norway and the Netherlands discuss green shipping corridor
The green shipping corridor aims to connect Brazil’s Port of Vila do Conde with the Port of Karmøy in Norway and the Brazilian ports of Santos and Pecém with the Port of Rotterdam, according to a DNV study on the corridor. Government representatives and shipping...
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BIMCO’s Energy Saving Device Retrofitting Addendum: Work well underway

As the shipping industry intensifies its focus on energy efficiency, clear and balanced standard contractual frameworks for vessel retrofit projects are becoming increasingly important. BIMCO is well advanced in developing its Energy Saving Device Retrofitting...
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Global shipping industry associations condemn recent attacks on seafarers

BIMCO, the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), INTERCARGO and INTERTANKO unanimously condemns recent attacks on seafarers and commercial shipping in and around the Strait of Hormuz. According to the International Maritime Organization (IMO), the organisation has...
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Emergency Fuel Surcharge Negotiations Reveal a Larger Question for the Freight Industry

Emergency Fuel Surcharge Negotiations Reveal a Larger Question for the Freight Industry
When supply chains get strained, who pays? Freight leaders are increasingly finding that the answer depends as much on relationships and transparency as it does on bunker prices. Among all topics discussed at the NYC Freight Roundtable on June 4, Emergency Fuel...
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Retrofitting at scale: Lessons from delivering the world’s first methanol mega containership conversion

The retrofitting of a 20,000 TEU container vessel to run on methanol was successfully completed in China in 2025. With valuable lessons already learned, this can pave the way for further conversion of the global fleet to low-GHG fuels, supporting wider decarbonization...
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