MARITIME NEWS 3-28-24

Baltimore Key Bridge Disaster Could Become Costliest Maritime Accident in History

Baltimore bridge port blockade won’t trigger new supply chain crisis, experts say

International® Marine Coatings Big Data Technology Accurately Predicts Realised Vessel Performance Over Five Years, New Whitepaper Reveals

ClassNK grants Innovation Endorsements for Products & Solutions to two innovative initiatives by MOL

‘Too early to judge’: Global carmakers contend with closure at busiest U.S. auto port

US supply chain task force ...

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MARITIME NEWS 3-27-24

Georgia Ports Authority Approves Major Upgrades at Savannah Container Terminal

East Coast Ports Work To Reroute Baltimore Cargo

Equinor Strikes Major Labor Agreement for South Brooklyn Marine Terminal Construction

S&P Global Analysis: Baltimore bridge collapse disrupts local traffic, global shipping

How shipping containers can make or break the global economy

Simply Blue Group Diversifies To Develop Sustainable Fuels Projects

Vuyk Engineering embraces SSI ShipConstructor for enhanced design and operational efficiency

U-Ming ...

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MARITIME NEWS 3-26-24

Port of Baltimore Shipping Traffic Frozen By Bridge Collapse

Decarbonization efforts will lead to a net increase of 237 Bn ton-miles, predicts Veson Nautical

Baltimore bridge collapse: potential for significant supply chain disruption

Shipping majors profiteering from EU carbon emissions charge – study

Avikus Autonomous Navigation Proven To Reduce Fuel Usage And Carbon Emissions

Chevron’s collaborative technical event with Petrol Ofisi reinforces its commitment to drive change through partnership

Wärtsilä Lifecycle Agreement ...

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MARITIME NEWS 3-25-24

World’s First Global CO2 Charge Inches Closer at IMO Meeting

US Revises Tax Credit Rule to Help Offshore Wind Projects

IMO progress and GHG levy momentum increases the imminence of the endgame for shipping’s use of fossil fuels

ETS: ‘Quite a year’ for ship owners

A Global Carbon Tax on Shipping is Coming, Says ABS Chairman and CEO

China’s weekly export container shipping index down

Eni, Fincantieri and RINA establish partnership for ...

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Save the Date! PCNC Hosts a Maritime Discussion:  “Advancing the Industrial Waterfront: A Collaborative Post-Stadium Process” Tuesday, April 2nd

Save the Date! PCNC Hosts a Maritime Discussion:  “Advancing the Industrial Waterfront: A Collaborative Post-Stadium Process” Tuesday, April 2nd @ Scott’s Seafood, Oakland from 11:30 am to 2:00 pm

In the wake of the pandemic, most people in the Bay Area are aware of the key role the Port plays in the region’s economy and well-being. So what do those closest to the Port – its partners, tenants and workers – believe are ...

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MARITIME NEWS 3-22-24

Study Reveals US Offshore Wind Projects Could Lower Costs, Bolster Grid Reliability

Drought Threatens to Snarl Mississippi River Traffic for a Third Year

Cost Gap for Sustainable Shipping Fuels Could Close by 2035, Says Wärtsilä Report

World’s First Ammonia-Powered Vessel Sets Sail in Singapore

Fiji to Sign Ports Deal with Australia in Shipbuilding Boost

MEPC 81: Support For Pricing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Shipping Grows But Important Pieces Of Puzzle Still Missing

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MARITIME NEWS 3-21-24

Global Trade Expected to Rebound in 2024, UNCTAD Reports

Offshore Wind’s Next Big Problem? Not Enough Ships

Positive outlook for carbon shipping amid big push to solve technical challenges

Sustainable shipping fuels can reach cost parity with fossil fuels by 2035 with decisive policy, says new Wärtsilä report

Stena Provident successfully completes first ever methanol bunkering at the Port of Savannah

BIMCO: Container Shipping Sailing ...

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MARITIME NEWS 3-20-24

Nike Commits to Sustainable Biofuel for Portion of CMA CGM Cargo Volumes

Biden Administration Plans Second Offshore Wind Sale in Gulf of Mexico

Trump tariff threat: Another reason why US shippers are moving cargo early in 2024

TECO 2030 Receives AIP from DNV for Onboard Compressed Hydrogen Fuel Systems

The United States Of America And Panama Keep On Adding Efforts For International Compliance Cooperation

MOL, Idemitsu, HIF Team up to Develop e-fuel/e-methanol Supply ...

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MARITIME NEWS 3-19-24

The Alliance Reinstates Transpacific Service to Reassure Shippers

PowerCell Group collaborates on hydrogen fuel cell infrastructure demonstration

Sail-powered cargo ship completes global journey and saves up to 15% on fuel

Cyprus Shipping Chamber delves into emissions trading system

China’s Container Trade Faces Hold-Offs Due to Supply-Demand Imbalance

“K” LINE Begins Participating in Joint Study on Liquefied CO2 Marine Transportation for Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage

A look inside the Chinese cyber threat ...

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MARITIME NEWS 3-18-24

San Pedro Bay Ports Get Off to a Busy Start in 2024

Maersk Supply Service Partners with Edison Chouest to Speed Up Offshore Wind Installations in the U.S.

Georgia allots $6M to Brunswick harbor improvements

APM Terminals renews leadership in the Americas and Mexico region

China slams U.S. protectionism in shipbuilding

Strategic Marine’s new Gen 4 crewboat pair debut into Thailand with industry’s first Hybrid + vessels for Truth Maritime Services

Pressure ...

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MARITIME NEWS 3-14-24

National Maritime Historical Society Charting New Course Under Cathy Green

Hapag-Lloyd Seeks Cost Cuts as Net Profit Slumps

Overcapacity Pushing Rates to ‘Unsustainable Levels’, Maersk CEO Says

South Fork Wind Project Makes History as America’s First Utility-Scale Offshore Wind Farm

Trade Rises at Port of Long Beach in February

Green methanol agreement could see Townsville join global green shipping network

IAPH publishes an easy-to-use guide to discussions underway at the IMO on ...

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MARITIME NEWS 3-13-24

Wind-Assisted Propulsion Trial Off to Promising Start

Biden Eyes Chinese Shipbuilding Subsidies as Tensions Simmer

Labor Unions Propose Fees on Chinese-Built Ships Calling at U.S. Ports

First Offshore Wind Farm Approved to Connect to New York’s Grid

Chinese-made cranes used at Canadian ports flagged as security concern by U.S.

Ships above 12,000 TEU drive 100% increase in average ship size

IMO Sub-Committīī On Ship Systīms And Equipment (SSE 10)

Tadek Ocean ...

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