Logistic

OTTAWA — A new study by the Canadian Climate Institute suggests that Ottawa’s recent energy agreement with Alberta will have only a minimal impact on reducing Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions, raising questions about the effectiveness of the province’s revised industrial carbon pricing framework.  The analysis argues that the limited environmental gains from the memorandum of understanding (MOU) are unlikely to offset the potential increase in oil production, mainly due to structural inefficiencies in Alberta’s updated carbon pricing system.  “I think they have to take a...

More than 100 volunteers from across the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry will come together in San Diego on...

At ILA Berlin, Airbus has demonstrated a major leap in its uncrewed aviation capabilities, presenting one of the broadest ranges of autonomous...

A UK-based biotechnology company is taking a significant step toward scaling sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production, as it moves closer...

The transportation and logistics industry is mourning the sudden loss of Donald Broughton, one of the most respected freight market analysts in...

Union Pacific has made it clear that it does not require government funding or ownership participation to move forward with its proposed $85 billion merger with Norfolk Southern, despite recent comments from U.S. President Donald Trump suggesting the federal government could consider taking a stake in strategically important companies.  Speaking in an interview with CNBC, Union Pacific CEO Jim Vena dismissed the idea that outside financial assistance would be necessary to complete the landmark transaction.  “We’re a company that can afford to handle what the price is for this deal,” Vena said....

PepsiCo and autonomous trucking specialist Gatik have entered into a multi-year strategic partnership that represents the largest commercial deployment of driverless freight transportation to...

ArcBest and its subsidiary ABF Freight have announced a general rate increase of approximately 5.9%, an unusual timing shift for...

The debate over the proposed Union Pacific–Norfolk Southern merger has intensified after a powerful bipartisan House committee called for a...

The security situation in the Red Sea has taken a further escalation after Yemen’s Houthi movement announced it would target Israeli shipping, while also joining coordinated strikes alongside Iran against Israel amid a renewed exchange of missile fire between the two countries.  According to the group’s military spokesperson Yahya Saree, the Yemeni Armed Forces have launched missiles targeting Israeli interests, confirming their active participation in the latest phase of regional escalation.  In parallel, the Houthis declared what they described as...