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SHIPPING WORLD



                                              Global  shipping  industry  needs  $2.4tr  to  achieve  net-zero
                                              emission by 2050
                                              The global shipping industry will need $2.4 trillion to achieve net-zero
                                              emissions  by  2050,  with  around  $500  billion  required  by  2030,
                                              according  to  analyst  estimates.  Ocean  freight  costs  are  likely  to
                                              remain  high  in  2022  as  investors  and  regulators  scramble  to
                                              accelerate  decarbonization  of  the  shipping  industry  and  companies
                                              grapple with green financing, sources say.
                                              Shipping,  which  transports  about  90  percent  of  the  world  trade  and
                                              accounts for nearly 3 percent of the world’s CO2 emissions, is under
                                              growing  pressure  from  environmentalists  to  deliver  more  concrete
                                              action  including  a  carbon  levy.  The  International  Maritime
                                              Organization,  the  UN’s  specialist  shipping  agency,  has  said  it  has
                                              made  progress  on  short-term  greenhouse  gas  reduction  measures.
                                              But that timeline is not seen as fast enough by environmentalists and
                                              a number of the IMO’s 175 member countries.

                                              Shipping lines vertically take-off as 'integrators' – a threat to air
                                              cargo?
                                              Maersk  is  reportedly  in  the  market  for  a  top  five  forwarder  as  huge
                                              shipping  line  profits  –  a  combined  Q3  ebit  of  $37.24bn  –  are
                                              expected  to  disrupt  the  logistics  industry,  with  air  cargo  taking  a
                                              particular interest in the outcome.
                                              Maersk’s  well-publicised  acquisition  of  Senator,  two  777Fs  and
                                              leases  on  three  767-300Fs  for  its  Star  Air  subsidiary,  as  well  as  its
                                              move into forwarding, could well disrupt the market.
                                              Then,  of  course,  there  is  CMA  CGM’s  decision  to  set  up  its  own
                                              airline, having acquired four A350Fs, two 777Fs and four A330Fs. As
                                              owner of Ceva Logistics, like Maersk, the line is looking to become a
                                              one-stop  shop.  Evergreen,  which  has  ship  orders  which  will  double
                                              the size of its fleet (it ordered 24 ships for some $1bn in September,
                                              and  20  in  March,  for  $2.6bn)  owns  EVA  Air,  which  made  a  profit  in
                                              the third quarter and currently has six 777Fs with one on order.
                                              But with Maersk and CMA’s more aggressive moves, will the market
                                              look more closely at other integrations?
                                              While  Maersk’s  and  CMA’s  moves  are  nothing  new,  the  amount  of
                                              money and competition in the market is.

         DID YOU KNOW?
       The  circulatory  system  is  almost
       100,000 miles long
       There’s  enough  gold  inside  Earth  to  .
       coat the planet
       Japan  has  one  vending  machine  for
       every 40 people












                                                                                               Source: www.arabnews.com, www.loadstar.com
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