All Ports and terminals articles – Page 46
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NewsTunnel segments move through Middlesbrough
AV Dawson’s port of Middlesbrough facilities in the UK has worked with Bertling Logistics and construction company Strabag to import tunnel segments for Anglo American’s Woodsmith project on the North Yorkshire Moors.
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NewsCeva Logistics expands in Thailand
Ceva Logistics has set up an ocean station in Laem Chabang, Thailand, to boost its offering in the region.
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NewsJoint initiative focuses on safety in Esbjerg
Siemens Gamesa, MHI Vestas, Blue Water Shipping, the Dockers Union and the port of Esbjerg have teamed up to implement an improved safety initiative at the Danish port.
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NewsStructures move through Seville
Noatum Logistics has coordinated the transport of nine grain ship-loader components from the port of Seville, Spain.
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NewsWind energy shipments remain buoyant at Duluth
The Port of Duluth-Superior, USA, has reported a 31 percent decline in total tonnage moving through the port as of August 31, compared with the same period in 2019. Wind energy shipments, however, are on the rise.
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NewsCM Labs to host virtual trade show
On October 15, CM Labs is hosting a virtual trade show featuring the latest innovations in port training technology.
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NewsChannel projects move ahead in the USA
Two landmark channel improvement projects in the USA have progressed in recent weeks, with the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) kickstarting the deepening of the Mississippi River Ship Channel and awarding a USD15.4 million contract for the first phase of the Freeport harbour channel improvement project.
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NewsLong Beach outlines investment plans
For the next fiscal year, the port of Long Beach in the USA plans to invest USD369 million in capital projects to construct and renovate facilities.
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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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NewsPLA names Eidesvik
The Port of London Authority (PLA) has appointed Toril Eidesvik as a non-executive director of the board.
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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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NewsBristol Port presses ahead with steel terminal
Bristol Port in the UK has opened a 74,600 sq ft (6,931 sq m) warehouse to handle steel shipments at the Royal Portbury Dock.
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NewsGreat Yarmouth secures offshore funding
The UK’s port of Great Yarmouth – part of Peel Ports Group – will receive GBP6 million (USD7.8 million) of funding from Norfolk County Council to establish an offshore energy operations and maintenance site.
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NewsBonn & Mees unloads vessel hull in Rotterdam
Bonn & Mees has coordinated the discharge of a vessel hull in the port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, using five sheerleg cranes.
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NewsNinian Northern arrives in Lerwick
The 14,200-tonne Ninian Northern platform topside has arrived at the Dales Voe Base at Lerwick port in Scotland for decommissioning.
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NewsLe Havre welcomes giant cranes
The GMP-PortSynergy terminal at the port of Le Havre in France has taken delivery of four giant gantry cranes.
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NewsEsbjerg forms tech partnership
Port Esbjerg in Denmark has formed a partnership with technology company Honeywell as part of its plans to become a climate-neutral port.
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NewsPort of Indiana handles power plant cargoes
Six vessels carrying over 600 pieces of cargo will arrive at the port of Indiana-Burns Harbor to deliver equipment for a gas-fired combined-cycle power plant in Niles, Michigan, USA.
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NewsABP invests in Newport
Associated British Ports (ABP) has invested nearly GBP4 million (USD5.2 million) in equipment to enhance operations at the port of Newport in Wales over the past nine months.
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NewsBWS executes blade rack moves
At the port of Esbjerg, Denmark, Blue Water Shipping (BWS) has moved blade racks from the quayside to a storage area at the rear of the port.