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Podcast | A New Report Card on Ships’ Carbon Emissions
A new mandatory report card for carbon emissions by ships of greater than 5,000 gross tons has huge implications for the commercial maritime industry.
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Port of Los Angeles Cargo Lighter in November
Executive Director Gene Seroka said cargo that has shifted away from West Coast ports due to protracted labor negotiations.
Pier 300 Channel, Port of Los Angeles. Photo: Port of Los Angeles
Russian Ship Insurer Says It Won't Fill Void Caused by Sanctions
The comments leave unanswered questions about how tankers moving Russia’s oil will get insurance if international firms don’t do so.
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Shippers Explore Transport Alternatives to Manage Congested Freight Networks
Today’s small-vehicle expedited shipping offers shippers faster delivery and increased agility, which can be a competitive advantage in today’s challenging marketplace. 
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Oil Tankers Queue up off Turkey as Price Cap on Russian Crude Begins
The tanker buildup is the first sign of the impact of the cap on the international oil market, which has been upended by the war in Ukraine.
An oil tanker in the Bosphorus. Photo: iStock.com/yunlutas
EU Agrees to Set $60 Price Cap Level for Russian Oil Exports
Diplomats have been under pressure to nail down the cap plan before EU sanctions on seaborne Russian oil kick in December 5.
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Ships Linked to Russia’s Biggest Grain Exporter Moved Stolen Ukrainian Cargo
The smuggling process builds on operations in Russian-occupied Ukraine, where trucks have moved stolen grain through a clandestine system to Crimea.
Sevastopol. Photo: iStock.com/Vladimir Zapletin
Chevron to Send First Venezuelan Crude Shipment to U.S. by Late December
Under the agreements, Chevron will take over operations at an oil upgrading facility where it will process about 1 million barrels of crude to be shipped to U.S. refiners.
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French Shipping Giant Delivers Gloomy Outlook After Hefty Profit
The warning from the world’s third-largest container line is bleaker than in September, when the closely held company signaled the start of a slowdown.
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Oil Freight at $100,000 Piles Pressure on Crude Markets
The escalating shipping costs, however, are being offset by falling spot premiums in the current cycle even for OPEC producers’ crude, traders said.
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U.S.-Europe Trade Booms as Old Allies Draw Closer
The U.S. has imported more goods from Europe than from China in 2022, pushing East Coast ports ahead of their West Coast counterparts in import volumes
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Port of Los Angeles Cargo Volume Down 6% so Far in 2022
Cargo volume at the Port of Los Angeles dropped in October as the Port handled 678,429 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs), a 25% decrease from October 2021.
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