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Hyundai Halts South Korea Output as Coronavirus Causes Parts Shortage

February 4, 2020

Via: Transport Topics

Hyundai Motor Co. is halting production in South Korea this week because of a component shortage caused by the coronavirus, the first global automaker to suspend output outside China because of the outbreak. The carmaker has been hit by a […]


Impact & Regulations, Shipping

Korea Plans Eco-Friendly Fuel Conversion for 140 ships by 2030

October 29, 2019

Via: World Maritime News

The country’s Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries explained that a customised eco-friendly ship conversion plan would be implemented for each unit based on the type, size and operational characteristics of the vessels. A part of these ships would be converted […]


Vehicles

South Korea Speeds Up Plans for Autonomous, Electric and Flying Cars

October 15, 2019

Via: Transport Topics

South Korea unveiled plans to speed up the adoption of electric cars, self-driving vehicles and even flying automobiles in the coming years to help revive a sagging economy. President Moon Jae-in said in a speech Oct. 15 that Korean companies […]


Impact & Regulations, Shipping

Hyundai Heavy Obtains Second USCG BWMS Type Approval

October 10, 2019

Via: World Maritime News

The approval is for the company’s EcoBallast BWMS which consists of filtration with UV treatment during uptake and discharge. This is the 22nd certificate issued by the Coast Guard so far and the second one obtained by HHI. In October […]


Shipping

South Korean Shipbuilders Reign Supreme in New Orders

September 10, 2019

Via: World Maritime News

According to data published by the South Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, the country’s shipbuilders received orders totaling 735,000 compensated gross tons (CGTs) in the past month. When it comes to the first eight months of the year, […]


Shipping

HMM: Uncertainty over Cargo Volumes to Continue in 2019

February 12, 2019

Via: World Maritime News

The company said that the situation would persist on the back of concerns on a global economic slowdown, Brexit and the US-China trade war. “Liners’ burden of high fuel costs will increase due to the US sanctions against Iran, OPEC […]