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27.11.25 - 14:36
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Geplatzter Deal über 300 E-Lkw: Einride verklagt Logistikriesen Maersk (Electrive)
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Zwischen dem schwedischen Technologie-Unternehmen Einride und dem dänischen Logistikriesen Maersk ist ein Rechtsstreit über Elektro-Lkw in den USA entbrannt. Eigentlich sollten dieses Jahr bei Maersk 300 E-Trucks über Einride in Betrieb sein. Stattdessen treffen die Vertragspartner nun vor Gericht aufeinander....
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20.11.25 - 22:01
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Maersk Opens $141 Million Logistics Hub in Shanghai to Anchor Supply Chain Shift (Caixin)
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A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S unveiled its largest global logistics facility Thursday in Shanghai, marking a 1 billion yuan ($141 million) investment that underscores the Danish shipping group's deepening commitment to China as it pivots toward fully integrated logistics services.
Situated in the Yangshan Special Comprehensive Bonded Zone within Shanghai's Lingang Special Area, the new warehouse signals a major strategic shift. Rather than operating as separate units, Maersk is integrating its shipping, logistics and terminal operations into a unified offering. The firm is concurrently upgrading sites in Guangzhou, Chengdu and Ningbo, broadening its national network.
The launch reflects how global logistics giants are retooling operations to align with China's evolving role in global trade — transitioning from a pure exporter to a complex hub managing multi-directional flows. The transformation demands infrastructure that can support more agile, resilient supply chains.
“China remains one of Maersk's mos...
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14.11.25 - 06:01
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Energy Insider: Maersk-Owned Ports Operator Taps Chinese Tech for Decarbonization (Caixin)
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SVOLT boss warns Chinese battery makers on overseas expansion amid policy uncertainty
Chinese battery makers should exercise greater caution when building factories in Europe and the U.S. due to fast-shifting policy environments, Yang Hongxin, chairman and CEO of Chinese battery startup SVOLT Energy Technology Co. Ltd., warned. Yang told the World Power Battery Conference on Tuesday that regulatory uncertainty and sharply higher operating costs overseas pose major risks to Chinese companies planning global expansion. Yang revealed that BMW once proposed a large battery order contingent on SVOLT building a plant in Germany, but the company eventually walked away. “The cost of building a factory in Germany was simply too high — labor alone is five times more expensive than in China, and total costs would exceed domestic levels by about 50%,” he said.
Changan Auto executive urges caution over all-solid-state battery development
Deng Chenghao, vice president of Chongqing Changan Automobile Co. Ltd. and ...
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13.11.25 - 16:27
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Wieder durch den Suezkanal? „In absehbarer Zeit nicht“ (Die Welt)
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In einer angespannten Transportwelt setzt Hapag-Lloyd gemeinsam mit seinem neuen Partner Maersk auf maximale Pünktlichkeit. Die Transportmenge der größten deutschen Reederei steigt dadurch, der Gewinn in den ersten neun Monaten ist allerdings rückläufig....
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13.11.25 - 08:01
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Maersk-Owned Ports Operator Taps Chinese Tech for Decarbonization (Caixin)
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APM Terminals, a Netherlands-headquartered ports operator owned by shipping giant Maersk, is working with CATL and a Sany subsidiary to electrify its global fleet of terminal vehicles, as it ramps up efforts to decarbonize its operations.On the sidelines of the Gateway Gulf Investment Forum held earlier this month in Bahrain, APM Terminals CEO Keith Svendsen told Caixin that his company will put the electric terminal tractors it bought from China's Sany Marine Heavy Industry into regular operations after using them on a trial basis.The tractors are powered by batteries developed by China's Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. (CATL), with which APM Terminals established a strategic partnership in April to jointly promote the low-carbon transformation of the global logistics industry.The move underscores how APM Terminals is relying on Chinese technologies and manufacturing scale to achieve its climate goals. The company, which operates more than 60 ports worldwide, aims to reach net-zero greenhouse ...
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