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Port NOLA Registers LIT Project with Envision

The Port of New Orleans, or Port NOLA said its Louisiana International Terminal project became the first new project in the U.S. and Louisiana to register with the Envision Sustainable Infrastructure Framework project. Port NOLA said it registered LIT with the globally recognized framework to standardize how infrastructure projects are evaluated and improve sustainability of infrastructure projects across their full lifecycle. The port also said it action underscores its commitment to building ... [+]

IATA Calls to Address Limited Carbon Credits

The International Air Transport Association, or IATA, and carbon market stakeholders are calling on governments worldwide to urgently address the limited supply of carbon credits available for airlines to fulfill their carbon compliance. Airlines face these obligations under the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation, or CORSIA. Specifically, IATA and ... [+]

Hapag-Lloyd, DHL Decarbonize Supply Chains

Hapag-Lloyd and DHL Global Forwarding, in joint efforts to decarbonize supply chains, signed a three-year framework agreement for the purchase of Scope 3 greenhouse gas emission reductions from the use of sustainable marine fuels within the ocean carrier’s fleet. As part of this agreement, the first order of 25,000 tons CO2e ... [+]

Port Houston Maintains Tonnage Growth in Q3

Port Houston recorded sustained growth in August, with total tonnage across its public terminals up 5 percent, following a record-setting July. The port’s container terminals saw 370,430 twenty-foot equivalent units, or TEUs, in August, up 1 percent from the same month last year. Year-to-date container volumes reached 2.93 million TEUs, also ... [+]

DP World, Hapag-Lloyd Extend Santos Pact

DP World, a global logistics and supply chain supply chain giant, agreed to a 10-year extension of its long-term agreement with shipping line Hapag-Lloyd for operations at the Port of Santos. To meet growing demand, DP World advances its port capacity expansion plan to enable the handling of new volumes and ... [+]

DHL Names Asmussen to Corporate Affairs Post

DHL Group has named Maike Asmussen as executive vice president for corporate public affairs at DHL Group, effective Jan. 1, 2026. She succeeds Volker Ratzmann, who is retiring at the end of the year. Asmussen, who will report directly to CEO Tobias Meyer, is currently chief political officer for science science ... [+]

CSX Corp. Names Linde Veteran Angel CEO

CSX Corp. said Sept. 29 it has named former Linde CEO Steve Angel as president and CEO, and a member of the board. He succeeds Joe Hinrichs, who has departed from the company after three years at the helm. Angel, with more than 45 years of experience leading large, public companies, ... [+]

Bek Succeeds Thomsen as Blue Water CEO

Thomas Bek, a 29-year veteran of Blue Water, is succeeding CEO Søren Nørgaard Thomsen, who is leaving the transport and logistics group after seven years. There has been significant development at the Danish transport and logistics group since 2018, when Thomsen took over as CEO, Blue Water said in a release. ... [+]

UP, NS to Create US Transcontinental Railroad

Union Pacific Corp. and Norfolk Southern Corp. on July 29 announced an agreement to create the first U.S. transcontinental railroad, connecting more than 50,000 route miles across 43 states from the East Coast to the West Coast, linking about 100 ports within it’s the combined network. Named the Union Pacific Transcontinental ... [+]

US Grain Exports Grow 9% Despite China Tariffs

U.S. seaborne grain shipments improved 9 percent in the first half of 2025, despite retaliatory tariffs that caused U.S. grain exports to China to plummet 57 percent in the same period, said BIMCO, the Danish shipping association. The first half result was driven by stronger maize exports, said Filipe Gouveia, shipping ... [+]

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