News / Canal costs set to rise as demand grows and the green revolution intensifies

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5 November 2021

The Panama Canal Authority (PCA) is planning a green transition that will see the long-term costs of transiting the waterway increase, while counterpart the Suez Canal has announced a more immediate price increase.

The PCA is expected to say tomorrow at the COP26 conference in Glasgow, ...

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