Liquefied hydrogen supply chain

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Japan Suiso Energy and three Japanese shipping companies, K Line, MOL and NYK have established JSE Ocean to develop and implement supply of ...

Near-zero emission RTGs for Tokyo

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Mitsui E&S has delivered four NZE rubber-tyred Paceco Transtainers to NYK Line and UNI-X NCT Corporation at NYK Tokyo Container Terminal. In...

ICO, part of NYK, to expand in Zeebrugge

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International Car Operators (ICO) has signed a concession agreement with the Port of Zeebrugge for a 54-ha expansion of the Bastenaken car t...

EC fines car carriers

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The European Commission (EC) has fined several ocean carriers engaged in the transport of finished vehicles and automotive parts and compone...

Enter Ocean Network Express

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The proposed Japanese container carriers' merger would be known as Ocean Network Express...

ONE target is missed

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As this edition of WorldCargo News was going to press, it was announced that K Line, Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL), and NYK Line had missed their d...

Intra-Asia trades’ changing fortunes

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Demand on the intra-Asia trades is slowing, with freight rates also depressed, forcing shipping lines to seek new survival strategies....

E-RTG numbers still growing

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More RTGs are being electrified and the technology also prepares them for possible future remote operation....

Korea lines plan ahead

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It has been another month of rapid change in South Korea’s liner shipping industry, with HMM announcing its business strategy, and the Sam...

NYK orders another 4700 reefer boxes

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NYK has placed an order for 4700 additional 40ft refrigerated containers, and deliveries of the new containers have just commenced...

Japanese trio to merge container lines

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Japan’s three main ocean carriers – Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) NYK Line and K Line – are spinning off and merging their container shipping...

Transhipment swings and roundabouts

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Transhipment activity may be slowing down as operational, commercial and fiscal factors combine to make the concept less efficient and accep...