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China’s Manufacturing Industry Shrinks for Fourth Straight Month
The Chinese auto industry is also trending down after carmakers were forced to delay the delivery of some vehicles due to a production issue with computing units made by Huawei.
Shanghai, China. Photo: iStock / Jenson
Majority of Industrial Businesses Facing Resource Scarcity, Study Finds
Over a third of participants said that resource scarcity has led to increased costs for their businesses while another 27% said that these limitations have caused supply chain disruptions.
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ThyssenKrupp Materials de México Inaugurates New Mexican Service Center
ThyssenKrupp said that it had invested $37 million in the new San Luis Potosí service center, which will go towards creating roughly 65 jobs.
Essen, Germany. Photo: iStock.com/Teka77
Japan Launching First Ammonia-Fueled Ammonia Gas Carrier in 2026
The 10.5-million-gallon ammonia fuel ammonia carrier, which is being built at the Japan Marine United Corporation (JMU) Ariake Shipyard, is scheduled to be delivered in November 2026.
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Impact of Tariffs on the Supply Chain
The impacts of tariff are both beneficial in the short run but could be counterproductive in the long run.
Protective tariffs worked out well in the long run for Harley Davidson. Photo: iStock.com/Johnrob
Cummins, Daimler and Paccar to Build Mississippi Plant for EV Truck Batteries
Trucking operators have been slow to invest in the vehicles because of concerns about cost and durability and a lack of battery-charging infrastructure to support trucks on long hauls.
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ONE Announces Order for 12 Methanol Dual-Fuel Containerships
The vessels are designed to flex between methanol and conventional diesel bunker fuel and will include technologies such as optimized hull form, waste heat recovery systems and bow windshield.
A methanol-fueled ship. Image: Ocean Network Express Pte. Ltd. (ONE)
Tata Steel Closing Welsh Blast Furnaces, Cutting 2,800 Jobs
Tata is planning to switch from coal-fired blast furnaces to electric furnaces through a $634 million investment from the British government.
Port Talbot, Wales. Photo: iStock.com/Phil Lewis
Samsung Heavy Industries Lands $235M Gas Carrier Deal
Samsung Heavy Industries said that the two very large ammonia carriers (VLACs) are scheduled to be delivered by the end of November 2027.
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U.S.-Owned Cargo Ship Near Yemen Hit by Missile
The situation is even causing a rise in demand for shipping containers in Asia as shippers and forwarders foresee cargo demand in the coming weeks.
Image: iStock.com/PeterHermesFurian
Orsted Partner to Sell Wind Farms, Take $1.6B Charge
Eversource Energy is in exclusive negotiations to sell its 50% stakes in the developments to a “global private infrastructure investor,” it said January 8 in a statement.
Photo: Eric Thayer/Bloomberg
GE Business to Build Turbines for Massive Wind Project
GE Vernova will utilize its Pensacola, Florida factory to fulfill the large order, while tower manufacturing operations will come from facilities in Texas, New Mexico and Colorado.
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