This Week in Global Logistics 43

This Week in Global Logistics 43

by | Nov 23, 2011 | Week in Global Logistics

South Korean Cargo Ship Sinks – This week, a South Korean cargo ship destined for China disappeared after sending out an emergency signal. According to the South Korean Foreign Ministry, 14 crew members were rescued, while 7 seamen remain missing. Rescue ships from...
This Week in Global Logistics 40

This Week in Global Logistics 40

by | Nov 4, 2011 | Week in Global Logistics

UK Okays Armed Guards Against Piracy – To combat piracy, the UK will now allow armed guards aboard ships in dangerous shipping lanes. It is expected that up to 100 vessels will apply to use armed guards within the next month. According to Prime Minister Cameron, this...

Green Terms: Cold Ironing

by | Feb 2, 2011 | Green, Technology

When a container ship is docked and being unloaded at port, it still needs to power onboard lights, refrigeration, etc. Traditionally, this power has come from auxiliary diesel engines onboard the ships. However, in efforts to reduce port emissions, Cold Ironing is...