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Germany Eager to Discuss Natural Gas Pact with U.K. Amid Supply Risk
A solidarity pact could allow Europe’s largest consumers of natural gas to bail each other out if an extreme cold snap were to create shortages this winter.
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HOPA Receives CAN$4.9 million to Relieve Supply Chain Congestion in Hamilton
The project will increase the efficiency and the resiliency of the supply chain in the region for the construction and manufacturing sectors.

Photo: Hamilton Oshawa Port Authority
Baltic Nation Seeks to Become LNG Hub in Pivot Away From Russia
As the region pivots away from Russian supplies amid the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine, more terminals are needed.
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Singapore, LA and Long Beach Ports and C40 Cities to Establish a Green And Digital Shipping Corridor

The three ports and C40 Cities will work closely with other stakeholders in the maritime and energy value chains to accelerate the deployment of low- and zero-carbon emission solutions.
Port of Singapore. Photo: iStock.com/SAKDAWUT14
Gas Exporter Sempra Infrastructure to Build New U.S. LNG Plant
The expansion is one reason there is a rush to add LNG tankers to capacity-strained shipping markets.

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Russian U-Turn Allows Grain Deal to Resume
Germany's foreign minister said it showed what the international community could achieve if it refused to be blackmailed by Russia.
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Freeport LNG Hasn’t Filed Plan to Regulators as Export Restart Date Looms
Regulators have said Freeport needs to take a series of corrective actions that must be approved before a restart can happen.
Freeport LNG, Texas. Photo: Bloomberg
Ukraine War: Grain Deal Continues Despite Russia Pull-Out
Russia halted its backing for the deal on October 29, accusing Ukraine of using a safety corridor to attack its fleet.
Port of Odesa, Ukraine.
Shipping Giants Clash on West Coast Labor Dispute as Contract Talks Drag
The dispute is over who is responsible for connecting moored vessels to shore-based electricity while docked, in a process known as “cold ironing.”
Photo: Bloomberg
Unwanted Russian Oil Piles Up on Ships Anchored Near Singapore
About 1.1 million tons of high-sulfur fuel oil were being stored on vessels near Singapore and Malaysia.
Photo: Bloomberg
Canada’s Shrinking St. Lawrence Latest Threat to Shipping Routes
Canada and the U.S. are monitoring the conditions and considering boosting the flow of water from Lake Ontario to make conditions safer for commercial ships.
Photo: Bloomberg
U.K.'s Port of Liverpool Dock Workers Walk Out in Fresh Strike Over Pay
Almost 600 Unite members in Liverpool will strike for two weeks after the union said talks over pay and other issues ended in "chaos."
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