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29 Nov 2022

UAB-Online: Digitizing Vessel Handling Workflow

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UAB-Online, creator of a digital platform for optimizing liquid bulk shipping, said it is offering a freemium model for deep sea and inland terminals to give operators rapid access to its software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform.With the freemium model, deep sea and inland terminal stakeholders can rapidly experience firsthand the platform’s benefits, which include making vessel handling operations more efficient, safer and more sustainable, and ensuring compliance with national…

13 Oct 2016

Arctic Shipping a Reality for Asia

As Western firms wait to for Arctic shipping to show its worth, Asian countries are already betting on the emergence of an Arctic economic rim, reports The Arctic Journal. For centuries, a harsh climate and ice-choked seas dashed the dreams of sailors attempting to cross the Canadian Northwest Passage between Asia and Europe. Now, thanks to climate change and reduced ice cover, the trip isn't nearly so daunting, says Bloomberg. Last weekend, the Crystal Serenity, a luxury cruise ship, carried a record thousand-plus passengers and crew through the passage. Next year, it'll do the same. “The opening of the Arctic to shipping is fait accompli.

16 Jul 2013

DREWRY: U.S. Exports Miss Target

US exports have been relatively robust in a backdrop of a moribund global economy, but slowing growth means that President Obama’s ambitious plan to double outbound trade in five years will fall short. In his first State of the Union speech in January 2010, President Barack Obama set out an ambitious goal to double exports over the next five years to support 2 million new jobs. Following an initial burst that made that target look a realistic possibility, a slowdown in 2012 means that at just past the half-way stage Obama will have to settle for considerably less than he was hoping for.

15 Jun 2012

Global Financial Shipping Reports

These industry research reports carry forward and share information on business outlook for the Shipping industry in concerned countries based on previous quarters' performance. These reports cover Headline Industry Data, Major Port Data, Trade Overview, Key Trade Indicators, Major Import & Export Partners of these countries, Key Population Ratios including Rural and Urban Population Information and more. In addition to the Q3 2012 Shipping Reports, the online database of market reports covers analysis of ports, transportation, trucks, oil and gas, company profiles and industry profiles as well as a range of other micro markets. For more details click here.

16 Nov 2000

EU Blames South Korean Yards For Low Prices

The European Union on Wednesday blamed low prices offered by South Korean shipyards for the depression in the world shipbuilding market and accused Korea of pricing ships at below cost. A report by the EU's executive Commission found the world shipbuilding market continued to face serious difficulties. Repeating charges it has leveled often in the past, the Commission said its detailed cost investigations "continue to indicate that Korean yards are still taking orders at prices which are not covering all costs". South Korea is the biggest shipbuilder in the world. Its shipyards took more than 40 percent of all new orders in the first eight months of this year…