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  • Diesel supply squeeze could keep fuel costs elevated for ‘years’: S&P Global
    Diesel supply squeeze could keep fuel costs elevated for ‘years’: S&P Global
  • Longshore unions take automation ire out on DP World
    Longshore unions take automation ire out on DP World
  • Asia port congestion could bleed into 2027: analysts
    Asia port congestion could bleed into 2027: analysts
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    Diesel price hits UK record, piling costs on road hauliers
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Diesel supply squeeze could keep fuel costs elevated for ‘years’: S&P Global

With inventories worldwide being depleted, there is little room to absorb additional supply shocks, Amy Groeschel of S&P Global Energy told attendees at the Journal of Commerce Inland26 Conference.

Longshore unions take automation ire out on DP World

With the current British Columbia longshore contract expiring in March 2027, it’s not clear if the union statement is aimed at a new technology project planned for Centerm in Vancouver or a bargaining chip for those negotiations.

Asia port congestion could bleed into 2027: analysts

Stress on the global shipping systems has been building since the summer, thanks to earlier peak seasons on Asia trades to North America, Latin America and Europe.

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