ZIM Egypt - Black Sea Express (EBX) 2020 Seasonal Reefer Service to Commence on January
ZIM announced that the seasonal reefer service from Egypt will commence on January 10th.
Australia’s first Waste to Energy plant to be powered by Konecranes’ refuse cranes
Konecranes will provide two refuse cranes to Avertas Energy, Australia’s first energy-from-waste facility in Kwinana, Western Australia. The order was booked in July 2019, with…
EROAD appoints North American Director
EROAD today announces the appointment of Barry Einsig to the Board as a North American based independent director. Located in Pennsylvania, Mr Einsig brings considerable…
MLex Insight: Trump’s metal tariffs, justified by national security, probed by US Federal Circuit
The case is significant because it involves the president's actions under Section 232 of the Trade Act of 1962 — including the steel and aluminum…
Wholesale electricity prices were generally lower in 2019, except in Texas
Record-high electricity demand in the summer led to much higher 2019 wholesale electricity prices in the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) electricity market.
Oil prices poised for slide as tensions cool
Dramatic initial price reaction to US-Iranian hostilities in Persian Gulf, although less than before the US shale revolution Oil prices have had a tumultuous week…
Large crane part moves through JAXPORT
Skilled dock workers with port partner Patriot Ports moved an oversized crane support beam through JAXPORT’s Talleyrand Marine Terminal this week. The equipment, part of…
Europe Looks to Follow China’s Lead Taming Trump on Trade
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TSMC Hires Ex-Intel Lobbyist to Deal With U.S.-China Tensions
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., a major chipmaker to Apple Inc. and Huawei Technologies Co., has recruited rival Intel Corp.’s former top lobbyist Peter Cleveland to…
Billionaire Targeted by Greta Thunberg Undeterred by Coal Protesters
The Indian conglomerate coming under increasing pressure over its controversial coal mine in Australia said it won’t let protests dissuade it from completing the project.
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