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maerskline:

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maerskline:

Paint it blue! The #anchor of the #TripleE, the world’s largest ship. #maersk #maerskline #container #vessel #shipyard #okpo #korea

Maersk Line Social Media Success Elements: C level buy-in. Very low cost. Never overtly promotional. Now starting to generate “leads.” 

tstitt:


Collapsible Shipping Containers
A simple design could shrink the energy footprint of moving cargo

The worldwide shipping industry—the fleet of giant ships carrying more than half the goods moved around the world each year—owns more than 17 million shipping containers. About 20 percent of those containers are empty, and they’re not always in the right place to be loaded with goods for the next shipment. Moving one of these behemoths—whether on a truck, by rail, or by sea—demands a lot of fuel. Simply loading one on or off a ship or truck takes energy and time, leaving ships idling in port and trucks idling in line—and that burns through even more fuel.

http://www.conservationmagazine.org/2012/12/collapsible-shipping-containers/#

tstitt:

Collapsible Shipping Containers

A simple design could shrink the energy footprint of moving cargo

The worldwide shipping industry—the fleet of giant ships carrying more than half the goods moved around the world each year—owns more than 17 million shipping containers. About 20 percent of those containers are empty, and they’re not always in the right place to be loaded with goods for the next shipment. Moving one of these behemoths—whether on a truck, by rail, or by sea—demands a lot of fuel. Simply loading one on or off a ship or truck takes energy and time, leaving ships idling in port and trucks idling in line—and that burns through even more fuel.
containerization:

Edith Maersk at Port of Antwerp with press helicopter overhead. Image submitted by Joris of All About Shipping Containers

containerization:

Edith Maersk at Port of Antwerp with press helicopter overhead. Image submitted by Joris of All About Shipping Containers