eeSea is a brand-new company record, and its full research profile isn't ready yet.
eesea.comCrawled Oct 28, 2026
The company collaborates with port authorities, terminal operators, tugs, pilots, truckers, rail operators, and customs authorities across the port ecosystem.
The dashboard displays on-time performance metrics for all services at a specific port, categorized by departure and arrival, and grouped by trade lane.
A powerful mapping of every liner service globally
The eeSea liner database shows container carriers reduced capacity on the Asia-North America west coast trade in January, offering 1,328,000 teu compared to a scheduled 1,463,000 teu.
The eeSea line r database indicates that Tanjung Pelepas (PTP) operated at near-full capacity in 2024, handling 12.12 million teu out of its annual capacity of 12.5 million teu.
Maersk reported congestion at the Kenyan port of Mombasa, citing high yard density and equipment challenges, which caused delays in vessel berthing and departure. The eeSea database showed 11 vessels in port and seven waiting to berth at Mombasa, while the nearby port of Dar Es Salaam had nine vessels in port and 20 waiting.
“According to the eeSea liner database, CMA CGM is the sole vessel provider to the PRX service, despite space allocated to Ocean Alliance partners Cosco, OOCL and Evergreen.”
Analysis by eeSea shows global drops in capacity in 2020, and eeSea publishes first detailed analysis into COVID-19 impact on container shipping capacity.
“It was just over a month ago that forwarders began to realise significant disruption was on the way for the Asia-North Europe trade – a sudden surge in demand led to tight space, combined with the beginning of spot rates’ rapid rise.
eeSea is a maritime and supply chain intelligence company, offering unbiased visibility and predictive analysis for all actors in the global container shipping industry.
eeSea has been acquired by Xeneta, bringing together ocean schedule reliability and real-time freight rate data to improve supply chain performance.
eeSea has been acquired by Xeneta, bringing together ocean schedule reliability and real-time freight rate data to improve supply chain performance.