The recent case of the grounding of the Ever Given in the Suez Canal rekindles the spotlight on the impact that mega ships have on the environment and health. Ports must (re)acquire their natural centrality in a national road map that aims to decarbonize the transport sector
The recent case of the grounding of the Ever Given in the Suez Canal rekindles the spotlight on the impact that mega
The investigation into the causes of the accident that blocked the Suez Canal for six days is beginning
Oil demand shrinking in the first quarter of 2021. The Very Large Crude Carrier market is short of breath
The port work issue has recently returned to the forefront of national debate. Andrea Appetecchia's view
For Zeno D'Agostino, President of Trieste's Port Network Authority, ports have an enormous development potential, even underwater...
Is the shipping world really ready to rise to the challenge of becoming carbon-neutral?
The ports of Antwerp and Zeebrugge are setting up a single port hub capable of competing with Rotterdam
The world’s top ports are becoming increasingly less reliable due to quay congestion
Four ships will be sailing in the Mediterranean. The Costa Firenze will be used on itineraries in Italy
The favourable moment prompts carriers to charter every available ship to get new capacity
The dry bulk market continues on its upwards spiral thanks to the rally in Iron Ore prices
A new IoT platform is going to allow ships to reduce quayside waiting times by at least a day
Evergreen's efforts to try and remove the cargo from their vessel have come to no avail
The South Korean government is to finance the company's new fleet expansion plan
According to a new study, Liquefied Natural Gas is now recognized as the ultimate green fuel
According to Martin Stopford, carriers will need to invest $3.4 trillion by 2050 on upgrading their fleets
