All Ports and terminals articles – Page 51
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NewsTrade war effects hit the West Coast
Protracted trade tension between the USA and China has hit the bottom lines of ports and terminals active on the US West Coast. Predicting how volumes will develop in the coming months is proving difficult.
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NewsNWSA requests Terminal 46 proposals
The Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA) is inviting companies interested in operating Terminal 46, a 50 acre (20.2 ha) deepwater marine terminal, to submit proposals.
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NewsFernandina opts for Octopi
Florida’s Worldwide Terminals Fernandina has selected the Octopi terminal operating system (TOS) as it modernises its port infrastructure.
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NewsUAL introduces Warri service
Universal Africa Lines (UAL) has partnered with multipurpose terminal operator Julius Berger Services Nigeria (JBSN) to launch a direct liner service to Warri, Nigeria.
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NewsNeal joins Long Beach commissioners
California’s port of Long Beach has appointed Steven Neal to the board of harbour commissioners.
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NewsMarc places Damen pontoon order
French civil works company Marc has placed an order with Damen Shipyards for a pontoon that will be used to support activities at the port of Brest.
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NewsHOPA names leadership team
The combined port authorities of Hamilton and Oshawa in Canada has named its board of directors and senior executive team.
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NewsUK looks to free ports as post-Brexit solution
New plans unveiled by the UK government suggests that up to 10 free ports (also known as free-trade zones) could be established following the country’s exit from the European Union (EU).
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NewsSohar seeks Terminal 2D tenant
Oman’s Sohar Port and Freezone is looking to lease out its Terminal 2D.
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NewsBlades arrive in Wilmington
GT USA Wilmington has handled 39 wind turbine blades at its Delaware terminal on behalf of GE Renewable Energy.
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NewsYilport to operate multipurpose terminal at Taranto
Yilport Holding has signed a 49-year concession agreement to operate the multipurpose terminal at the port of Taranto, Italy.
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NewsSCH signs stevedore deal with Neptune
Southampton Cargo Handling (SCH) has signed an agreement with Neptune Lines that will see the terminal operator load and discharge all of the shipping line's ro-ro vessels that call at the port of Southampton, UK.
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NewsGdynia prepares for offshore wind projects
The port of Gdynia, the district of Kosakowo and the cities of Rumia and Gdynia have signed a letter of intent (LoI) to develop and operate landside infrastructure to support offshore wind energy projects.
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NewsNew face of breakbulk at Rotterdam
Twan Romeijn has been appointed as business manager breakbulk at the port of Rotterdam following the departure of Robert Jan Timmers.
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NewsWilmington introduces IPOS
GT USA Wilmington has implemented an integrated port operating system (IPOS) to upgrade and optimise the port’s IT system.
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NewsØrsted to develop wind energy centre in Maryland
Ørsted US Offshore Wind has signed an agreement to develop Maryland’s first offshore wind energy staging centre at Tradepoint Atlantic to support the construction of the Skipjack wind farm.
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NewsKalmar to supply heavy forklifts
Kalmar, part of Cargotec, will supply C.RO Ports with eight heavy-duty forklift trucks.
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NewsAPM invests in MOST
APM Terminals Callao has introduced the MOST customer platform to log, streamline and coordinate general cargo operations at the Peruvian port.
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NewsEkol and Transuniverse team up for multimodal facility
Turkey’s Ekol Logistics and Transuniverse Forwarding from Belgium are teaming up to construct a 40 ha multimodal facility at Kluizendok in Ghent, part of North Sea Port.
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