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Venezuela coal exports could be part of US energy deals

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said on Monday that Venezuelan coal exports could be part of energy deals with the United States. Burgum told a press conference in Houston that coal could be used for export. He added that the resource could also be used in power generation within Venezuela. The Interior Secretary said that more ...

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US tariff cut on Canadian aluminum won’t lower Midwest Premium by much: Alcoa

Reducing the US 50% tariff on Canadian primary aluminum will not significantly reduce the US Aluminum Midwest Premium, according to Molly Beerman, CFO of aluminum giant Alcoa.

  • US tariff reduction to 25% on Canadian aluminum won't significantly lower Midwest Premium.
  • Failed trade talks between US and Canada collapsed on Aug. 21, leading to retaliatory tariffs.
  • Alcoa reports strong demand for aluminum, especially in packaging and electrical infrastructure.

·hellenicshippingnews.com

Cavotec and EVIAS enter exclusive partnership to revolutionise charging of e-vehicles in ports

Cavotec and EVIAS have entered into an exclusive distribution agreement to bring EVIAS’ automatic ground-based charging technology to ports worldwide.

  • Cavotec and EVIAS form exclusive distribution agreement for port charging technology.
  • EVIAS' automatic ground-based charging system enables vehicles to charge while in motion.
  • Partnership expands Cavotec's electrification offerings to port horizontal transport applications.

·hellenicshippingnews.com

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