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Japan and China also have plans for autonomous vessels with test voyages underway

The White House has unveiled new measures it says will strengthen US supply chains

There is still a wide disparity in the prices being indicated for the initial quarter of ETS implementation. But some expect this gap to reduce as actual costs become more apparent

Short-term measures are being taken to save water, where possible. But there is no simple or answer to the long-term issue of water shortages in Panama

Premiums already up 200% after Galaxy Leader hijack and likely to get firmer this week

Inconceivable volumes of carbon capture and storage would be needed to align with 1.5°C policy targets, IEA argues

Pirates or Houthis? The identity of the attackers who boarded Zodiac-owned Central Park over the weekend remains unclear. But the net effect of this latest incident — coupled with missile and drone attacks, the seizure of Galaxy Leader, and an unwillingness from navies to commit to escorts — is driving ships with even partial links to Israel to divert

Monthly LA/Long Beach volumes continue above pre-pandemic levels, UK-owned ship facilitates first international export from Russian occupied Mariupol, and Maersk signs methanol supply deal with Chinese company

Japanese company says the system can navigate routes and steer to avoid collisions

Capesize earnings have hit an 18-month high, according to Baltic Exchange data, reaching $31,671 per day. Iron ore exports in both basins supplemented with bauxite exports from West Africa have supported rates, Jefferies says