COP29: UK PM announces 'determined commitment' to steep emissions cuts
Arriving at COP29 this week, UK prime minister Keir Starmer has unveiled a ‘nationally determined ...
Bigger and bigger ships operating at slower and slower speeds across the tradelanes of the world are testament to the single-minded desire of ocean carriers to continually reduce their unit costs below those of their competitors.
However, the size of these giant containerships has reached a limit, in terms of the capacity of ports which can service them, and given that the vessels are unable to go much slower without possibly inflicting long-term damage to their engines, ocean carriers are going ...
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