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Thailand Eyes Expanding its Largest Port to Meet Trade Boom
The port, about 120 kilometers southeast of Bangkok, is a key harbor for cargo ships transporting manufactured goods from Thailand’s industrial heartland.
Laem Chabang port, Thailand. Photo: Bloomberg
LA, Long Beach Ports Weigh LNG and Methanol for Cleaner Shipping
Both LNG and methanol offer attractive pathways to cutting emissions from maritime vessels, depending on how the fuels are produced and sourced, the ports noted.
Port of Long Beach. Photo: iStock / trekandshoot
PoLA Reports Record Low Emissions per Container
The latest inventory also shows continued progress since 2017, when the Port of Los Angeles and neighboring Port of Long Beach updated their landmark Clean Air Action Plan.
A busy Pier 300 Channel with Maersk and CMA CGM containerships. Photo courtesy of the Port of Los Angeles.
Global Dual-Fuel Shipping Fleets Tops 500 Vessels
According to WSC data, 503 dual-fuel ships were on the water as of September 2026, compared to 358 through the first nine months of 2025.
HMM's first methanol-powered container ship, the HMM Green. Photo: Courtesy of HMM
Solar Supply Glut Cuts EU Green Energy Import Costs
The International Energy Agency linked falling solar panel prices to a supply glut in China, which supplied more than 98% of EU solar panel imports last year.
Large Production Line with Industrial Robot Arms at Modern Bright Factory. Solar Panels are being Assembled on Conveyor. Automated Manufacturing Facility
Building a Resilient U.S. Battery Supply Chain
Strengthening U.S. battery resilience will require sustained investment across the entire supply chain and the market certainty needed to support it.
Photo: iStock / shaunl
Legacy Carmakers Risk Losing Mass Market to Chinese Rivals
The wave of exports has led some governments to restrict or effectively ban vehicles shipped from China.
An XPeng G9L SUV electric vehicle on the opening day of the Paris Motor Show. Photographer: Cyril Marcilhacy/Bloomberg
China Will Curb Hybrid Car Sales in EU
Sales of Chinese cars in the EU, particularly hybrids and pure battery electric vehicles (BEVs) have risen sharply in the last few years, threatening European automakers.
Photo: iStock/Tramino
Tesla Drops ‘Self-Driving’ Branding to Appease Europe Regulators
The California Department of Motor Vehicles last year threatened to suspend Tesla’s sales in the state over allegedly misleading marketing of driver-assistance technology.
Photo: Bloomberg
World-First Green Flight Levy in Singapore Adds to Rising Costs of Air Travel
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore has deferred the measure for cargo flights until October 2027.
Photo: iStock / Petmal
EV Truck Maker Harbinger Gets $300M+ Order from FedEx
Harbinger estimates each of its electric trucks can reduce fuel costs by an average of $20,000 per year when compared with the diesel vehicle it replaces.
A FedEx EV delivery truck. Photo: iStock/P_Wei
Maersk Conducts First Ever U.S. Bioethanol Bunkering
The bunkering of the dual-fuel Tangier Maersk took place in Houston, Texas, with the ship receiving U.S.-made corn ethanol.
The Tangier Maersk docked at the Port of Mobile. Photo: Alabama Port Authority
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