SeaIntel: Shipowners in line for major profits on Panama Canal expansion

The major container carriers are in line for significant profits in the form of marked savings on fuel and possible integration of services to reduce unit costs once the expansion of the Panama Canal has been completed in 2014-2015. Since the decision was made back in 2006, the expansion of the Canal has resulted in major building projects at ports on the American East Coast and in the Caribbean in order to make room for the much larger ships which will sail through the Panama Canal.
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