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Port operators and associations have slammed the report, questioning its methodology and value for shipping. There is criticism of the comparison of shipping emissions with car emissions, described as comparing apples with oranges

Taxing shipping emissions will raise a lot of cash. How should it be spent? | Large rise in empty equipment teu/miles | Economou ends proxy fights with Genco and OceanPal

Rising tonne mile demand growth is propping up spot rates, longer sailing distances mean that carriers are transporting empties further, and CMA CGM shipping revenue per feu is up 17% in 1Q24 versus 4Q23

Red Sea rerouting may have dented transhipment traffic at the port of Piraeus, but the prospects for Greek ports are higher than ever. Just ask Emanuele Grimaldi

Equipment shortages are emerging but there are few signs of lockdown-era disruption

Recycling the money within the industry will not be enough for states, while a trading scheme would worsen inequity, a recent paper argues

There were 10 listed ship operators in the Jones Act trades in the 2000s. Assuming the sale of Overseas Shipholding Group goes through, the count will be down to two: one containership owner and one coastal tank-barge owner

Port of Los Angeles chief executive Gene Seroka believes the new tariffs announced by the White House are limited and will not adversely affect trade in the San Pedro Bay. Meanwhile, US consumers continue to propel strong import demand nationwide, with both port of Los Angeles and Long Beach posting strong April figures

Methanol and ammonia ships will need double the volume of fuel for the same energy. Maersk head of fuel transition Sameer Bhatnagar said ports must prepare

Sentiment was grim on US-listed containership lessors such as Global Ship Lease in the aftermath of the pandemic boom. But Red Sea diversions combined with a surprise rebound in freight demand has led to a significant turnaround. Shares are riding high