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The emission benefits of slow-steaming may have been “grossly overestimated”, according to studies by Simpson Spence & Young, corroborated by research from Clarksons last week. …

Giving the end customer an accurate date for the delivery of their vehicle has taken on greater importance since the Covid pandemic. …

European shipowners active in the shortsea sector are still quite positive about the current state of the market, while bracing for the weakening market in the coming weeks.  …

German chipmaker Infineon and Taiwanese contract manufacturer Foxconn are to enter into a long-term partnership in electric vehicles. The two companies also plan to open an application centre in Taiwan before the end of 2023. …

CEVA Logistics announced today during the 2023 Transport Logistic show in Munich that the company plans to grow its fleet of electric vehicles (EVs) to 1,450 by the end of 2025 as the next step in its commitment to reach …

The Rail Industry Association (RIA) together with 60 rail business leaders have written an open letter to the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urging him not to delay in bringing forward legislation to enact the British rail reform plans in th …

IRU members have adopted new policy positions on immigration and driver shortages, autonomous vehicles, and a new crisis response charter. …

Höegh Autoliners and Norwegian green energy provider North Ammonia today announce a partnership for the supply, distribution, delivery, and consumption of green ammonia, a carbon free fuel produced using renewable energy …

During this year’s transport logistic fair in Munich, CFL cargo and Bertani Trasporti have successfully concluded a partnership for a new train running with two roundtrips per week and transporting vans from the Gliwice …

Digital technologies offer opportunities to mitigate the impacts of Europe’s mobility sector — from air pollution, noise, accidents and time wasted in congestions, to land-take, habitat fragmentation and growing greenhouse gas …