Michele Labrut is an independent writer specializing in supply chain and logistics, telecommunications, and energy sectors. With a focus on logistics technology, green logistics, and infrastructure development, she explores themes such as transportation management and smart logistics. Michele's work has been featured in Business Times Journal and Seatrade Maritime.
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Michele Labrut's reporting focuses on press releases and private sector announcements within the transportation & logistics industry. She covers a wide range of topics including shipping, ports, logistics, international trade, and the maritime industry.
To effectively reach out to Michele Labrut, consider providing her with exclusive details about significant developments in the transportation & logistics sector. This could include new projects, investments or major acquisitions by key industry players. Additionally, if you have access to insider information related to international trade agreements or technological advancements impacting this field, it would likely capture her interest.
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Suez Canal Container Terminal becomes Egypt’s first to run on 100% renewable electricity
The new tugboats with a bollard pull of 70 tonnes have been ordered at Brazilian Belov shipyard
DP World has begun the first phase of its 30-year concession at Tartous, with three cranes set to boost cargo capacity and vessel turnaround.
I&P Marine Ammonia will focus on developing the infrastructure and supply framework needed to deliver ammonia as a scalable marine fuel.
New battery-powered e-RTGs are expected to reduce RTG pollutant emissions by 96.5% as part of yard electrification.
KCT capacity will rise from 3.5m teu to 5m teu as Gulftainer works towards a long-term target of 10m+ teu under new trade infrastructure strategy.
Customers will be able to secure more than one booking slot on the same date, but transit and draught restrictions remain in place
By: Michele Labrut
The pipeline serves shipments by VLCCs that are too large to transit the Panama Canal
By: Michele Labrut
The Panama Canal Authority today welcomes a new Administrator, Ilya Espino de Marotta, the first woman to lead the waterway.
By: Michele Labrut
Shipping and terminal executives say the key is to offer more diversified services
