New Panama Canal could mean comeback for Capesize
When the Panama Canal opens the new and expanded locks, new opportunities will arise for the many Capesize vessels, which make up one of the most troubled segments in the whole maritime sector.
BY JOHANNES HARTKOPF-MIKKELSEN
One of the most troubled segments in the entire maritime sector could begin a renaissance, when the highly anticipated expanded Panama Canal is inaugurated.
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