All Ports and terminals articles – Page 28
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NewsAssociations urge vaccine priority for frontline personnel
The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) and seven other cargo transportation sector groups want the country’s supply chain professionals to get priority access to a Covid-19 vaccination.
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NewsInnovez One to digitalise pier operations in Singapore
Port management software developer Innovez One will digitalise last-mile launch operations at two piers at the port of Singapore, employing its counter service digital platform.
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NewsHöegh sells Horizon business
Höegh Autoliners has sold its land-based terminals in the USA, which operated as Horizon Terminal Services, to Amports.
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NewsA green current for Damen
Dutch shipbuilder group Damen has launched the fully electric RSD-E Tug 2513 into the water at its shipyard in Song Cam, Vietnam.
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NewsDuluth buoyed by wind cargoes
The port of Duluth has received its final wind energy cargo shipment of 2020, marking a record-setting season for such cargoes at the port.
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NewsPort of Baltimore rebounds
In its recent October report, the port of Baltimore reported significant increases in cargo volumes compared with the lows experienced during the height of the pandemic earlier this year.
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NewsBrown appointed at ABP
Associated British Ports (ABP) has appointed Simon Brown as divisional port manager for Wales and the South West.
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NewsPort of Leith targets renewables
The port of Leith in Scotland – owned by Forth Ports – has made a major investment in its facilities to enhance its position in the offshore renewables market.
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NewsRhenus Cuxport handles dredger
Roll Group’s vessel Rolldock Sea arrived at the Rhenus Cuxport terminal in Cuxhaven, Germany, where it was loaded with a backhoe dredger destined for Mozambique.
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NewsSaudi-Iraqi port opens
Officials from Iraq and Saudi Arabia have inaugurated the port of Jadidat Arar.
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NewsPorts of Indiana senior appointments
Ports of Indiana in the USA has promoted Andrea Hermer from general counsel to ceo.
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NewsEnergy Central bids for funding
Energy Central – a partnership between Advance Northumberland, the port of Blyth, Northumberland County Council and Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult – has submitted a bid for UK government funding to enhance its offering to the offshore wind energy industry.
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NewsKonecranes receives order from Transford
Transford, part of transportation company Pace Group, has ordered two eco-efficient Konecranes Gottwald Model 4 mobile harbour cranes. They will be mobilised to Poti seaport in Georgia.
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NewsEnvironmental focus at Gateway Basel Nord
Gateway Basel Nord and the Swiss Rhine ports are planning to develop a transhipment terminal in Basel to shift freight traffic from road to rail.
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NewsFree ports bidding process opens
The UK government has published its free ports bidding prospectus. Port owners and operators have welcomed the news, although concerns have been raised over the short time frame in which to react.
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NewsRiver Tees development to support offshore sector
A heavy lift quay is to be developed on the south bank of the River Tees in the UK to support the production of offshore wind turbines for some of the biggest wind farms in the world.
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NewsPort of Brownsville braces for increased steel handling
The port of Brownsville in the USA plans to increase its capabilities for handling steel slabs as a result of a major steel mill expansion project in Neuvo Leon, Mexico.
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NewsStockholm Norvik port welcomes Stena Line
Stena Line has moved its Nynäshamn ferry terminal to the recently built Stockholm Norvik port in Sweden, as part of its expansion plans in the Baltic Sea.
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NewsHWG confirms board
Cuxhaven Port Association (HWG) has confirmed its 15-member board of directors. Promoting trade between the region and the UK is high on the group’s agenda.
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NewsLong Beach plans rail investment
The port of Long Beach in the USA plans to spend nearly USD380 million on upgrading its landslide facilities and waterways as it aims to increase its investment in its rail network.