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Maersk, Eurogate plan $1.2 billion terminal upgrade at Bremerhaven
The investment will strengthen the Gemini hub’s position and increase capacity at the joint venture terminal by more than 30% to 4 million TEUs.
Reversal in US clean energy investment signals shift in project cargo momentum
Canceled renewable energy projects in the US totaled $35 billion in 2025 as more project funds left the country than came in amid the federal government’s shifting policies to prioritize fossil fuels.
Scrapping strategy looms large in 2026 as carriers manage growing oversupply
Downward pressure on rates is set to continue with just over 1 million TEUs of capacity via ships above 10,000 TEUs scheduled to be delivered this year.
DP World’s financial partner hits pause over CEO’s ties to Epstein
La Caisse, a major infrastructure fund and co-investor with DP World, said it wants clarity from the ports operator about Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem’s relationship with the convicted sex trafficker after messages between the two men became public this week.
Contrecoeur investor hits pause over DP World CEO’s ties to Epstein
La Caisse, a major infrastructure fund and co-investor with DP World, said it wants clarity from the ports operator about Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem’s relationship with the convicted sex trafficker after messages between the two men became public this week.
Colombo expands box capacity as regional hub competition intensifies
Equipped with 12 quay cranes capable of handling ultra-large container ships, the expansion allows the East Container Terminal to handle 3 million TEUs annually at full speed.
HMM profitability falls as carrier warns of growing supply-demand imbalance
The 2025 result follows a familiar trend seen across the full-year financials reported so far by Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd and Ocean Network Express as the industry moves into an overcapacity-driven downcycle.
GPA names next CEO as Savannah readies for new growth phase
Kevin Price, president of the port’s stevedoring services company Gateway Terminals, will join GPA in July as president and then add the CEO’s role in mid-2027.
Gemini schedule reliability shows sum greater than its parts: Xeneta
Xeneta’s “Schedule Reliability Scorecard” for 2025 showed Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd are more reliable under Gemini than in standalone services, while other alliances showed uneven performance among partners.
NY-NJ port readying to guide terminals on truck appointment systems
But the recommendations will not include guidance on handling empty container returns, as port stakeholders see it as a separate issue.
Fourth-quarter rate slump drags down Hapag-Lloyd's 2025 financials
The carrier reported a steep drop in profitability as declining rates combined with higher costs of rerouting ships around southern Africa and startup expenses for the Gemini network.
Bangladesh boxes begin to move as Chittagong port workers suspend strike
The entire port workforce had walked off the job almost two weeks ago to protest a government decision to lease the port’s busiest terminal to DP World.
MPV carriers emphatic on no resumption of Suez transits under current conditions
Ship operators say a return to the Red Sea hinges on broad shipper acceptance across multi-shipper voyages, according to a survey conducted by One World Shipbrokers.
Maersk widens deployment options with order for ‘flexible’ new ships
The new vessels are shorter and narrower than most 400-meter megaships that are mostly confined to the Asia-Europe trade, giving the carrier more deployment options across its global network.
Maher’s next buyer faces billions in upgrades, decisions on capacity
The likely sale this year of the Port of New York and New Jersey’s largest marine terminal portends possible changes to how it will be operated in the long run.
Australia’s VICT extends terminal concession at Port of Melbourne to 2066
The subsidiary of Manila-headquartered International Container Terminal Services said the agreement extends the lease expiration from 2040 to 2066.
Shippers look inland to move swelling project cargo demand
Inland water transport offers a lower-emission alternative routing for out-of-gauge cargoes, with cost-efficiency, lower energy consumption, and fewer accidents among other advantages.
Polish trade group hits out at ‘unequal rules’ for Chinese e-commerce platforms
The digital trade body argues that online sellers outside the EU were able to scale rapidly by exploiting gaps in customs and regulatory enforcement that European businesses could not legally replicate.
Maersk to reorganize logistics segment as profit margins fall short again
The move to split Logistics and Services into three product segments reflects the sensitivities around a division that underpins the carrier’s integrated end-to-end strategy launched in 2017.
NY-NJ port’s stricter absentee policy results in first longshore cuts
Marine terminals are using the new longshore contract to tackle one of the port’s recurring problems, with the union’s support, as they look to boost efficiency at the biggest port along the US East Coast.