Alphaliner predicts imbalance in container capacity supply and demand till at least the end of 2019
Some 150 container vessels of around 300,000 TEU capacity are currently laid up and this number is expected to expand considerably in the next few weeks as demand slows during the northern winter slow season before picking up again ahead of Chinese New Year.
Dry Bulk Shipping Consolidation is Coming
Surinder Brrar
Director, Chartering Pacific at Pacific Basin Shipping
With the key challenges to the Dry Bulk Shipping industry not easing up it now seems to me inevitable that consolidation is coming.
Director, Chartering Pacific at Pacific Basin Shipping
With the key challenges to the Dry Bulk Shipping industry not easing up it now seems to me inevitable that consolidation is coming.
Call for Better Fire-Fighting Systems on Container Ships
The International Union of Marine Insurance has called for better fire-fighting systems on board container ships, citing its concern that current provisions
Keel Laid on First of Next Generation Celebrity Cruise ships – Celebrity Edge
Celebrity Cruises has initiated construction of Celebrity Edge, the first ship in its revolutionary new Edge Class at the STX France shipyard in St Nazaire.
Minister Garneau Announces New Investments under the Oceans Protection Plan to protect Canada’s Arctic Coast and Water
Canadians rely on their coasts and waterways for recreation, to deliver products to market, and to earn a livelihood, but also cherish them for cultural reasons.
DP World completes Prince Rupert Container Terminal 2 North Expansion
VANCOUVER — DP World has completed the ‘Phase 2 North’ expansion project designed to increase container throughput of Prince Rupert’s Fairview Container Terminal.