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European Ports: An Example for Growth

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For the last five years, Green Shipping Line (GSL) has been developing an affordable offshore wind feeder vessel that can be built in the United States and operate in all U.S. coastal ports.
This is especially important because after visiting European offshore wind ports, including Esbjerg and Cuxhaven, along with a careful study of ports in the United States, we concluded there is a vast difference between the European and U.S. ports and adjustments to approaches will need to be taken.

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The Most Critical Element in a Successful Supply Chain: Time

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The element of time plays a critical role in any supply chain.
In fact, time is often the most significant factor in rating the efficiency of a supply chain. For instance, a factory must have parts and materials to keep production rolling and “On Time Delivery” is often a crucial deciding factor when a company is contracted to supply products to a manufacturer or vendor.

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Maritime Unions: The Catalyst for Containerization and Transportation

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Currently, there are approximately 43 million shipping containers across the globe. Of those 43 million containers, however, only 23 million are being used for transport or other practical usage. The majority of the 23 million “active” containers in the pool are standard 20’ and 40’ containers, which are the workhorses of the industry

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