Initially, the COVID-19 pandemic and mobility restrictions across the world led to much lower transport demand in the container sector. In the 3rd quarter of 2020 demand, however, jumped as consumers converted spending on services to higher spending on…
Container fleet growth up 11.6% from June 2019, catching up with transport demand Read More »
Japan recently announced ambitious plans to import 3m tons of green ammonia by 2025 and 30 million tons by 2030 for power generation. And analysts are currently predicting an even more significant surge in demand if ammonia is proven to be a viable alt…
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Published today, the new P4G-Getting to Zero Coalition report “Shipping’s energy transition: strategic opportunities in Indonesia” explores the potential for Indonesia to accelerate and to benefit from international maritime decarbonization. The report…
The consequences of port congestion, pandemic restrictions and part shortages over the past 18 months have highlighted just how sensitive supply chains are to disruption. White says: “Such volatility is most likely the new norm. The role of data in mak…
How data is the key to solving the supply chain woes Read More »
Decarbonization is posing a real prisoner’s dilemma* for shipping: how can we overcome individual company incentives in favor of the common good? Economic theory teaches us that regulation is one way out of the prison: by altering present-day incentive…
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