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New truck charging depot to open at Port of Long Beach in 2024

Antonis Karamalegkos - May 16, 2024 0

Forum Mobility will operate a new truck charging depot in Long Beach, which is scheduled to be ready between September and November 2024. Construction works...

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New charging station for electric trucks to open in Long Beach

Ioanna Kontos - December 11, 2023 0

The increasing fleet of electric trucks servicing the Port of Long Beach will be able to charge at a new depot on Pico Avenue, just...

Maersk announced contraints at the port of Koper

News Container News Team - July 26, 2025 0

Maersk informed about upcoming railway capacity constraints at the Port of Koper due to significant infrastructure upgrades on the Slovenian public rail network. These extensive...

Japan to U.S. container exports fall for third straight month

News Antonia Saratsopoulou - July 26, 2025 0

As Japan International Freight Forwarders Association (JIFFA) reported, Japan’s container exports to the U.S. declined by 5% in June, marking the third consecutive month...

Do Arctic routes become operational, or is their usage only symbolic?

CN Premium Articles Alexandros Itimoudis - July 26, 2025 0

As geopolitical flashpoints multiply across the globe choking the Red Sea, squeezing the Panama Canal, and casting a shadow over the Black Sea, a...

Guinea redraws global shipping map with Cape-sized ambitions

CN Premium Articles Alexandros Itimoudis - July 26, 2025 0

West Africa is sailing into a new era of maritime prominence and at the heart of this shift is Guinea, a country rapidly transforming...

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New truck charging depot to open at Port of Long Beach in 2024

New charging station for electric trucks to open in Long Beach

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Maersk announced contraints at the port of Koper

Japan to U.S. container exports fall for third straight month

Do Arctic routes become operational, or is their usage only symbolic?

Guinea redraws global shipping map with Cape-sized ambitions