Indonesia bans coal exports for January due to low supplies at domestic power plants
Indonesia has banned coal exports in January because of concerns that low supplies at domestic power plants could cause widespread blackouts.
Read moreIndonesia has banned coal exports in January because of concerns that low supplies at domestic power plants could cause widespread blackouts.
Read moreThe House of Representatives in Washington DC passed a bipartisan bill designed to strengthen shipping supply chains.
Read moreAn Iran-flagged supertanker on Saturday was about to set sail from Venezuelan waters carrying 2 million barrels of heavy crude, according to documents seen by Reuters.
Read moreSouth Africa’s operator Transnet declared a force majeure at Richards Bay Bulk Terminal, following a recent fire that broke out at the port.
Read moreFederal Maritime Commission announced the membership of its newly formed National Shipper Advisory Committee.
Read moreAustralia’s agricultural exporters are losing business because of increasing shipping delays and costs, prompting fresh calls for tighter regulation of container carriers.
Read moreIsrael’s environmental protection ministry decided to delay the implementation of a proposed oil exports transport deal with the United Arab Emirates, freezing a project that has angered environmentalists.
Read moreIndonesian President Joko Widodo recently announced that the region plans to launch a Japanese-funded deep sea port in an effort to boost auto exports.
Read moreDespite the COVID-19 major impacts on the economy, Port of Rotterdam managed to be fully operational amid the pandemic and achieved throughput of 218.9 million tonnes in the first six months of 2020.
Read moreThe US experienced a decline in its exports of liquefied natural gas during the month of April, as U.S. LNG projects exported a total of 210.4 Billion cubic feet of LNG in March.
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