CMA CGM/Hapag-Lloyd offer street turns in Mexico

ZEMBA’s inaugural tender secures 1B TEU-miles of zero-emission shipping, reducing CO2e by 82K metric tonnes via Hapag-Lloyd’s biomethane service.

Hamburg-based company pursues strategic growth, aiming for top-five global container line status, prioritizing quality, sustainability, and innovation.

Hapag-Lloyd and Seaspan plan to convert five container ships to methanol dual-fuel engines, with a total investment of approximately US$120 million.

Titan says bunkering large quantities of liquefied biomethane is possible and scalable after milestone bunkering of Hapag-Lloyd’s containership.

Cargo bound for Finland will still be loaded as scheduled, with transhipment in Tallinn, albeit with an additional freight adjustment of EUR 350 per container.

No new export or import bookings will be accepted to Baltimore until further notice. Alternate discharge ports will be available including Norfolk or New York.