Changing energy mix complicates breakbulk cargo demand rebound

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Changing energy mix complicates breakbulk cargo demand rebound

| Mar 22, 2021 11:43AM EDT
A chaotic container segment, rising bulk prices, and vigorous wind energy development on- and offshore are pushing volume toward the MPV/HL sector.
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