All Port of Antwerp articles – Page 3
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NewsChinese demand spurs on Chipolbrok
“China has overcome the pandemic and the economy is booming,” reports Chinese-Polish carrier Chipolbrok. It has observed growing demand for Chinese products – from basic materials to consumer goods, industrial units and wind power components.
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NewsAntwerp leads the way for PIONEER’s greener port vision
The PIONEERS project – an international consortium of 46 partners led by the port of Antwerp in Belgium – is to receive a EUR25 million (USD30.4million) grant from the European Union’s Horizon funding programme.
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NewsBarrus completes mining move
Barrus Projects has transported a 1,100-ton (997.9-tonne) autoclave from the port of De-Kastri to Amursk, Russia.
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NewsBelgian ports set to merge
The Belgian ports of Antwerp and Zeebrugge are to join forces – a process that is expected to take a year to finalise.
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NewsWagenborg secures SCA contract
SCA has renewed its contract with Wagenborg Shipping for the provision of shipping services for wood, pulp and paper from the Baltic to the US East Coast and multiple destinations in the Mediterranean.
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NewsPCN members keep busy
Members of the Project Cargo Network (PCN) have been busy moving heavy and oversized cargoes around the globe.
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NewsEurope Cargo delivers to the USA
Europe Cargo – member of the Project Cargo Network (PCN) – transported a 56-ton (50.8-tonne) case from Alblasserdam in the Netherlands, to New Castle, Pennsylvania, USA.
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NewsBarrus handles mining equipment
Barrus Projects has transported a 1,100-ton (997.9-tonne) autoclave from the port of Antwerp in Belgium to the port of De-Kastri in Russia.
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NewsAntwerp further extends payment terms
Alfaport Voka, Antwerp Port Authority and the Scheldt Left Bank Corporation (MLSO) have agreed a further postponement of payment for domain concessions, as well as for shipping and inland navigation dues.
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NewsAntwerp to boost breakbulk activity
The port of Antwerp in Belgium plans to develop its breakbulk activities at the Churchill Dock, which will be available for use by the end of 2020.
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NewsBarrus ships for Sibur project in Russia
Barrus Projects has transported an oversized synthesis unit from Deggendorf in Germany to a Sibur project site in Tobolsk, Russia.
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NewsFaymonville trailers head to Al Faris
Two eight-axle MultiMAX lowbed trailers from Faymonville have departed the manufacturer’s facility in Lentzweiler, Luxembourg, and are on their way to the UAE where they will join Dubai-headquartered Al Faris’ fleet.
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NewsM-Star delivers to Kuwait
M-Star Projects has transported hangar doors from the Netherlands to Kuwait via the port of Antwerp, Belgium.
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NewsMammoet delivers for Borealis in Belgium
Mammoet has delivered a 1,400-tonne C3 splitter column to the Borealis propane dehydrogenation plant in Kallo, Belgium.
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From our sponsorsHeavy Lift Awards 2020 shortlist: Port / Terminal Operator of the Year
HLPFI takes a look at the companies shortlisted for the Port/Terminal Operator of the Year award for the Heavy Lift Awards 2020.
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NewsBOCS names Antwerp agent
Effective August 1, 2020 BOCS Bremen Overseas Chartering and Shipping will be represented by BOCS Antwerpen at the Belgian gateway.
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NewsThroughput falls in Antwerp but recovery is in sight
Total throughput at the port of Antwerp fell by 4.9 percent in the first half of the year compared to the same period of 2019, as the effects of the Covid-19 crisis took hold. The first signs of recovery, however, are now visible.
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NewsAntwerp XL rescheduled, digital event launched
Antwerp XL has pushed back its physical conference and exhibition to March 10-12, 2021. Concurrently, it has launched a series of digital networking events due to run later this year.
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NewsLindenblatt and Königs step down at the Port of Antwerp
German representatives from the North Rhine-Westphalia region Dr. Dieter Lindenblatt and Hans Königs, will step down from their long-term positions at the port of Antwerp at the end of the year.
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NewsLindenblatt and Königs step down at the Port of Antwerp
German representatives from the North Rhine-Westphalia region Dr. Dieter Lindenblatt and Hans Königs, will step down from their long-term positions at the port of Antwerp at the end of the year.