The shipping industry will need significant investments, especially in future fuels, in order to achieve #NetZeroBy2050. Here’s how companies can make that feasible: https://t.co/n6Chf5SjpF pic.twitter.com/E9AG4DAnZq
— Boston Consulting Group (@BCG) October 2, 2021
The global shipping industry is getting its biggest payday since 2008 https://t.co/k6pR1ockGB
— Bloomberg (@business) September 12, 2021
It now costs up to six times more to ship a container from China to Europe than it did at the start of 2019. 📈
Yet global demand for shipping has increased only by around 5 percent during the pandemic.
So what’s causing the spike? ➡️ https://t.co/AQjmuC0XHY pic.twitter.com/QNzZQNCupp
— McKinsey & Company (@McKinsey) August 29, 2021
A significant innovation in maritime shipping, which produces 3% of the world's carbon emissions:https://t.co/CdWkEZOacA
— Brigitte Le Normand (@blenormand) August 26, 2021
The shipping industry is rethinking maritime security following piracy incidents off the coast of West Africa and in the Middle East https://t.co/BxxHlLINwt
— Bloomberg (@business) August 22, 2021
What does innovation in the shipping industry look like and must it be groundbreaking to really make waves? Explore these issues and more at this #LISW21 breakfast event hosted by @Mersey_Maritime, @WUBusiness and @MaritimeUK. #shipping #maritime pic.twitter.com/xcURclP2Uo
— London International Shipping Week 2021 (@LISWOfficial) August 27, 2021
In the news today: RCL upsizes buying 12,000 teu boxship pair https://t.co/IWWsDvtcSG #maritime #shipping pic.twitter.com/dZKIq6B9ep
— Seatrade Maritime (@Seatrade) August 23, 2021
Market reports:
- Carbon-Free Shipping: All-Electric Powertrain Tugboats Powered By Battery and Hydrogen Fuel Cell
- Enforcement of New Emissions Standards by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), a $8.5 Billion Market Opportunity
- Fuel Cell Powered Marine Propulsion, Market Analysis
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