The Panama Canal keeps saving for a rainy day
The extreme drought has forced the Canal to implement further measures, reducing bookings slot numbers to 25, starting November 3rd, and, unfortunately, it only goes south from then on.
Read moreThe extreme drought has forced the Canal to implement further measures, reducing bookings slot numbers to 25, starting November 3rd, and, unfortunately, it only goes south from then on.
Read moreCrowley is proceeding with plans to provide liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunkering services on the Pacific side of the Panama Canal.
Read moreMexico's government is reviving a railway between the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean to divert traffic away from the Panama Canal.
Read moreCanada-based Seaspan and AES have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on LNG bunkering business development.
Read moreThe Panama Canal has been facing a severe drought for the past few months, according to Panama Canal statistics, primarily due to the effects of the El Niño phenomenon.
Read moreThe Panama Canal has announced that as of November 1st, the average number of transits through the Canal will be adjusted to 31 transits per day: nine through the Neopanamax locks and 22 through the Panamax locks.
Read moreThe Panama Canal has been facing a severe drought for the past few months, which has significantly impacted its operation and, as a result, global shipping.
Read moreDrought conditions have significantly reduced water levels in the Panama Canal, leading shippers to pay exorbitant fees to expedite their vessels through the waterway.
Read moreThe Panama Canal Authority (ACP) has released a statement to disprove media allegations that there are over 200 vessels waiting to enter the Canal after the altered booking condition due to the prolonged drought.
Read moreAfter facing the drought of the century, the Panama Canal has limited daily transfers in order to ensure safe operation. Alas, this limitation has led to over 200 ships stuck on the sides of the Canal, waiting to cross the crucial waterway.
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