Algoma’s 2023 Biofuel Trials
Marine transportation, representing only 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions yet accounting for 90% of traded goods, is by far the most environmentally efficient way of transporting cargo. As part of a global industry wide effort to continue to decarbonize and reduce overall emissions, in 2022, Algoma declared a 40% reduction target in carbon intensity […]
Algoma’s Attends Green Shipping Corridor Network Collaborative Forum and Ontario Marine Council Queen’s Park Day
Algoma was busy last week, advocating and collaborating with bi-national governments and industry stakeholders across Canada and across all levels of government, and this started with our President & CEO, Gregg Ruhl, along with several staff members, attending the Green Shipping Corridor Network Collaborative Forum in Montreal. In November 2022, during the World Leaders Summit […]
Our Top 5 Misconceptions About the Marine Industry
Harnessing water as a mode of transportation has remained an integral part of our lives for millennia. Canada’s extensive maritime shipping operations along the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway boasts a rich heritage that traces its origins back to the 18 th century. Over the course of this long history, some myths and misconceptions […]
Cargo Flow
When was the last time you encountered a ship, but not just any ship, a Laker? Maybe you saw one floating by while having an ice cream on a pier? Or maybe you were stopped at a bridge on your way to work? Ships are all around us but those encounters typically end once you […]