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Liaoning Port Group, the northern home port operator of China Merchants Port, and Huawei have jointly set up Smart Port Innovation Alliance at Dalian, Liaoning province.

Container lines are blanking very few sailings in the traditional slack season around Chinese New Year, as they continue to try and cope with unprecedented demand and disruption caused by empty container shortages.

Ocean shipping lines are deploying sweeper and extra-loader vessels to Australia, at a high financial cost, to help clear the empty container build-up.

As Scorpio Bulkers continues its pivot to the offshore wind sector the company has announced plans to change its name to Eneti Inc.

SSA Marine’s Oakland International Container Terminal (OICT) has received three quay cranes, the largest on the US West Coast.

The Mindanao Container Terminal (MCT) in the Philippines has welcomed the start of a new Regional Container Lines’ (RCL) service connecting the Philippines’ Visayas and Mindanao regions to Asia and the Middle East via Singapore.

AET has taken delivery of a new second generation, fuel efficient suezmax shuttle tanker for long term charter to Royal Dutch Shell.

Australian maritime unions have called on the country’s government act immediately to declare seafarers as “key workers”.

Now more than ever the focus is on digitalisation, as the world continues to operates amidst a pandemic.