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Drought

Rhine water level could drop to zero at key gauge

The water level at Kaub, a key gauge point along the river, could drop to zero centimetres in early October, which would mark a new record low. Low-water surcharges are already rising sharply, with consequences for the country's overall economic…
Capacity

Carriers are placing massive orders for new ships

Capacity expansion in the container shipping sector is continuing unabated, despite the large orders already on the books. Of the top five, only Hapag-Lloyd is exercising restraint.
War in the Middle East

US Navy to up number of Hormuz escorts

This way, the US military aims to bring shipping traffic through the strategic strait as close as possible to its previous level of roughly 130 passages per day, US Rear Admiral Matthew Kawan said at the annual conference of transport insurers.
Self-driving trucks

Einride and Lidl put driverless lorries on the road

For the first time, a cab-less, driverless lorry is hauling goods along a German public road – shuttling about 400 metres between a warehouse and a store run by Lidl, the German discount retailer. The permit, Germany's first of its kind, also allows…
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