Container Shipping is increasingly subject to growing volatility & uncertainties from geopolitical events, economic instability, extreme weather events & cyber-attacks. Therefore, in times of uncertainty, the importance of building resilient supply chains has never been greater.

In this second episode, we will be delving into the ongoing trends and disruptions in maritime trade, their impact on supply chains, and the question on everyone’s mind at the moment: How will Donald Trump’s victory in the US elections affect the industry? To do so, we will be joined by Peter Sand, who works as Chief Analyst at Xeneta.

So, let’s talk about it.

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Maritime transport & port activities account for approximately 3% of global GHG emissions, and according to the 2023 UNCTAD’s report on the matter, maritime trade is expected to grow more than 2% between 2024 and 2028. While looking promising for trade, this trend also suggests an increase in GHG emissions. What can port authorities, terminal operators, shipping lines, cargo owners and other stakeholders within maritime supply chains do to ‘fight back’?

In this first episode, we will be looking at what terminal operators can do, how they can decarbonize their daily operations, work in tandem with their supply chain partners, and the potential business growth opportunities that lay ‘hidden’ within the energy transition. To do so, we will be joined by Bonnie Nixon, PhD, who works as ESG & Sustainability Director at Long Beach Container Terminal in the US.

So, let’s talk about it.

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