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Energy needed to power the world's largest container ships

March 11, 2024 — Noel Budeguer

Industry, Shipping industry

A Maersk container ship is a pioneer in the use of green methanol as fuel and has recently arrived in Egypt and will soon head to Denmark.

Maersk's first green methanol container ship arrives in Egypt

August 18, 2023 — Ruth Rodrigues

The shipping company will use ABB's Crane OCR system to drive automation of its activities. Wilson Sons has been investing in technology and modernization of container transport with cranes at Tecon Rio Grande.

Wilson Sons signs a partnership with ABB to implement the Crane OCR system in container loading and unloading operations with cranes at the Tecon Rio Grande terminal

March 4, 2023 — Ruth Rodrigues

Ship, container, methanol

Norwegian giant buys third container ship for methanol, revolutionizing the sector worldwide

November 6, 2022 — Roberta Souza

Industry, Shipping industry, Logistics and Transport, Sea Freight

Values of maritime freight to Brazil had an exponential increase and shortage of containers is one of the main reasons

Containers in short supply causes sea freight values to Brazil to triple, reaching a 360% increase compared to June last year

August 3, 2022 — Roberta Souza

Antaq confirms that the lack of containers in ports will continue in the medium term and projects even more logistical problems in the port sector. The logistical bottleneck has made shipping more expensive due to the high demand caused by the pandemic, while companies are making record profits.

Antaq projects continuity of logistical problems in the port sector motivated by the lack of containers in world ports

July 29, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Logistics and Transport

A world reference in the port sector due to its strong presence in the maritime transport segment, the company Maersk has just included a new container ship in its fleet, this time with 15.473 TEUs, built by Zodiac Maritime.

Maersk includes in its fleet a new 15.473 TEU container ship, built by the English company Zodiac Maritime

July 23, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry, Sea Freight

With the great growth and development of international ports, the questions related to what are the limits of navigation for megacontainer ships and the main problems in the infrastructure that can happen with the irregular expansion.

Infrastructure of ports to handle the navigation of megacontainer ships is reaching the limit

July 21, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry, Logistics and Transport

Investments in the port sector are at full steam! Now, it's time for the Container Terminal of Paranaguá (TCP), which seeks at all costs to increase its storage capacity and in relation to cargo handling by the year 2023

Aiming at increasing storage and handling of cargo, Terminal de Containers de Paranaguá (TCP) will invest R$ 370 million until 2023

June 21, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Logistics and Transport

After a long period of instability in cargo transport throughout the global market, the Port of Santos now has a good export flow due to logistical efficiency, and a stable container wait, according to the Project44 platform.

Project44 global platform proves good export logistics and stable container waiting at the Port of Santos

June 20, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

Ensuring even more relevance among the ports in Brazil, the Port of Imbituba was in 1st place in the ranking of efficiency in the management of cargo handling operations with containers and also gained prominence among international complexes.

Port of Imbituba reaches 1st place in efficiency index in container operations among ports in Brazil, according to Global Transport Practice

June 13, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Industry, Shipping industry

Although Brazilian ports have a large deficit of containers, the main problem surrounding cargo handling operations in Brazil, currently, are the high costs with international freight and the lack of predictability in the market, according to Antaq

Antaq discusses problems in handling cargo in Brazilian ports, due to lack of containers and high costs with international freight

April 29, 2022 — Ruth Rodrigues

Logistics and Transport