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The Panama Canal’s governing authority has announced under Advisory to Shipping No. A-54-2023 they will be raising the number of daily transits through the Canal

Although scrubbers are a contentious topic in the maritime business, those who have invested in them have unquestionably reaped significant financial benefits. Scrubbers have saved

In response to a persistent drought worsened by a severe El Niño weather pattern, the Panama Canal Authority is taking steps to conserve water. The

According to a recent estimate, the world is not on track to reach the maritime industry\’s 2050 decarbonization objective of 5% zero-emission fuels in international

Drought in the Panama Canal has triggered a seismic shift in supply chain dynamics, compelling businesses to reassess their strategies due to shallower waters that

Dramatic headlines may alarm, but a closer look at import patterns reveals a more nuanced reality. The headline \”Imports still plunging, down 14% year on

Global shipping continues to seriously harm the environment, the ocean, and human health, despite repeated attempts by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), the international community,

ILWU Canada plans to strike at West Coast ports starting on July 1, following a landslide vote of union members. The notice was served on

In an effort to alleviate the unequal effects on neighboring towns, the Biden administration initiated a $4 billion initiative to electrify U.S. ports and reduce

\”It\’s like when you were a kid and played a game where you laid siege to a castle and surrounded it, trying to starve the

The Port of Los Angeles experienced their second busiest years in history. The accomplishment was announced by Port of Los Angeles Executive Director, Gene Seroka,

Oil priced settled quite higher than usual on Thursday, with Brent crude extending its rise to the highest price since October 2018. Analysts said crude