August 6, 2018
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maritime news
Bipartisan Congressional Group Introduces Bill to Revitalize American Shipping
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maritime news
July 30, 2018
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maritime news
China Shipping Industry Gets Boost With Ocean Drones
Historically, China has not been known as a sea power. They are getting much closer with the help of startup company Oceanalpha Co. Ltd. Founder and president of the company, Yunfei Zhang, along with the support of government contracts, has turned what was once an...
July 24, 2018
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klaus podcast, maritime news
Sean Pribyl Interview on Autonomous Shipping
Blank Rome Counsel out of Washington D.C. discusses the legal landscape surrounding autonomous shipping and the business development opportunities on the horizon. ...
April 19, 2018
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maritime economics, maritime news
Changing Weather Conditions Could Affect Shipping Trade
Between potentially volatile changes in weather and political unrest, shipping companies must consider alternative routes now before they have to take them. As we see such developments as fluctuating precipitation in countries along with political power plays creating difficulties in using current trade routes, it...
March 21, 2018
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maritime news
China Gets First Test-Bed for Autonomous Ships
With the increasing interest and expansion of autonomous shipping, China has begun building a testing area for these ships of the near future. The testing bed, located in Zhuhai, Guangdong will cover 225 nautical miles and will serve as a safe way to test out...
March 7, 2018
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klaus podcast, maritime news
Interview the Interviewer – Dave Gardy from Maritime TV
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March 6, 2018
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maritime news
China’s Restrictions on Waste Imports Could Impact Backhaul Trades
As of March 1st, this year, China has declared it will no longer be accepting imports of unsorted waste material. This could lead to container shipping lines losing up to 5m TEUs of cargo per year due to this along with bans on other recyclable...