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FreightWaves Classics: Rise and fall – the Interstate Commerce Commission

13 November 2020

Beginning today, FreightWaves will publish articles under the “FreightWaves Classics” banner. The articles will look at various aspects of the transportation industry’s history. If there are topics that you think would be of interest, please send them to [email protected]

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Part 1: The rise and fall of the Interstate Commerce Commission
Part 2: The Interstate Commerce Commission’s impact on railroads
Part 3: The Interstate Commerce Commission’s impact on trucking

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Americans banned from investing in Chinese yard giant and Sinochem due to military ties

13 November 2020

China State Shipbuilding Corp is deemed a ‘Communist Chinese military company’ that supports People’s Liberation Army

https://www.tradewindsnews.com/finance/americans-banned-from-investing-in-chinese-yard-giant-and-sinochem-due-to-military-ties/2-1-912764

Danish defence minister aims to pull together coalition against pirates

12 November 2020

Trine Bramsen is contacting European partners in a bid to tackle rising threat of attacks in Gulf of Guinea

https://www.tradewindsnews.com/tankers/danish-defence-minister-aims-to-pull-together-coalition-against-pirates/2-1-910869

UN report: high-emission boxships making more progress cutting CO2 across fleet than bulkers

12 November 2020

Larger boxships have reduced greenhouse gas emissions per vessel, but fleets across all sectors will need to make significantly more progress, says UN trade body

https://www.tradewindsnews.com/containerships/un-report-high-emission-boxships-making-more-progress-cutting-co2-across-fleet-than-bulkers/2-1-911000

IMO under pressure to rubber stamp controversial greenhouse gas pact

12 November 2020

Delegates urged to assess historic amendments to Marpol Annex VI on reducing carbon emissions ‘with a view to approval’

https://www.tradewindsnews.com/regulation/imo-under-pressure-to-rubber-stamp-controversial-greenhouse-gas-pact/2-1-910696

U-Ming order aims to position shipowner at forefront of LNG-fuelled bulker wave

12 November 2020

Chief executive CK Ong believes the IMO’s target to halve carbon pollution by 2050 ‘will expedite the charters of LNG-fuelled bulk carriers’

https://www.tradewindsnews.com/shipyards/u-ming-order-aims-to-position-shipowner-at-forefront-of-lng-fuelled-bulker-wave/2-1-910258

Almost 10% of global tanker fleet linked to Venezuelan trade, study finds

11 November 2020

Many vessels believed to have adopted opaque means to remain in the sanctioned business

https://www.tradewindsnews.com/tankers/almost-10-of-global-tanker-fleet-linked-to-venezuelan-trade-study-finds/2-1-911173

Report says zero-emission shipping leads to small increases in consumer prices

11 November 2020

A Getting to Zero Coalition study says shipowners, charterers, consumers and governments all play a role in green transition

https://www.tradewindsnews.com/regulation/report-says-zero-emission-shipping-leads-to-small-increases-in-consumer-prices/2-1-910776

UK forwarders say Brexit customs clearance for Northern Ireland will not work

11 November 2020

Freight clearance systems provider writes to UK Customs saying it will not work with new data system and trade in and out of Northern Ireland could be paralysed

https://www.tradewindsnews.com/technology/uk-forwarders-say-brexit-customs-clearance-for-northern-ireland-will-not-work/2-1-910642

DNV GL tears up shortlist in tender for no-emission bulker

11 November 2020

A seven-name shortlist to build an emission-free ship has grown to 21 after complaints by some big names who were left out

https://www.tradewindsnews.com/bulkers/dnv-gl-tears-up-shortlist-in-tender-for-no-emission-bulker/2-1-909480

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