All Ports and terminals articles – Page 8
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NewsPort of Aberdeen begins work on shore power project
Scotland’s port of Aberdeen has begun work on a GBP4 million (USD5.1 million) shore power system that will supply clean electricity to vessels at seven berths.
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NewsABP appoints Morrison as procurement head
Associated British Ports (ABP) has appointed Sanyalax Morrison as its new group head of procurement.
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NewsJan De Nul to develop Middle Corridor
Belgian maritime contractor Jan De Nul will play a pivotal role in developing the “Middle Corridor” by expanding existing ports and building new ones.
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NewsTwo New Orleans railroad projects near completion
The New Orleans Public Belt Railroad (NOPB) has made progress on two infrastructure enhancement projects - the transloading industrial park and the Claiborne yard expansion.
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NewsLeith set to open latest deepwater berth
Forth Ports will name its deepwater riverside berth at the port of Leith after Charles Hammond, the company’s former ceo.
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NewsInchcape opens Manila office
Inchcape Shipping Services has opened its new office in Manila as it strengthens its position in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.
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NewsFontana named chief financial officer at Hanseatic Global Terminals
Camillo Fontana has become chief financial officer of Rotterdam-based Hanseatic Global Terminals.
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NewsABP and FibreMax agree MoU to boost offshore wind sector in Celtic Sea
Associated British Ports (ABP) and synthetic fibre manufacturer FibreMax have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to explore opportunities at the port of Swansea and applications for floating offshore wind projects.
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NewsMammoet appointed as heavy lift and transport service supplier at Steel River Quay
Mammoet has been appointed as the exclusive heavy lift and heavy transport service supplier at the UK’s largest freeport, Steel River Quay.
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NewsForth Ports trials new deepwater berth
Forth Ports has trialled its new deepwater berth after the 293 m-long Carnival Legend cruise vessel called into the port of Leith, Edinburgh.
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NewsAntwerp-Bruges and Indiana explore economic and environmental initiatives
Ports of Indiana and the port of Antwerp-Bruges have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to advance key economic and environmental port initiatives.
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NewsVolumes steady at North Sea Port
Over the first six months of 2024, North Sea Port transhipped 33.4 million tonnes of seaborne cargo with volumes holding steady relative to the same period of 2023.
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NewsHelsinki and Tallinn ports secure EU funding
The ports of Helsinki and Tallinn have received EU funding worth more than EUR15 million (USD16.3 million) as part of the Twin-Port VI project.
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NewsLogisticians react to global IT outage
A number of port authorities and shipping lines were impacted by a global IT outage last week, highlighting cybersecurity concerns.
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NewsAntwerp-Bruges traffic grows but breakbulk and ro-ro slips
The total throughput of port of Antwerp-Bruges was 143.2 million tonnes in the first six months of this year, an increase of 3 percent compared to the same period last year.
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NewsDublin and Cork ports secure EU funding for transport infrastructure
Cork and Dublin ports are set to receive European Union (EU) funding to support transport infrastructure projects.
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NewsEC approves support for Gdańsk offshore wind terminal
The European Commission (EC) has approved Polish plans to allocate EUR194 million (USD212 million) of funds to support the construction of an offshore wind energy terminal in Gdańsk.
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NewsPort Esbjerg receives EIB loan to support expansion
Denmark’s Port Esbjerg has received a EUR115 million (USD125.7 million) loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB) as it looks to grow and develop its facilities.
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NewsMPA and NYK sign sustainability and digitalisation pact
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and NYK Line have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to accelerate maritime decarbonisation, digitalisation and manpower development efforts.
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NewsPSA Singapore introduces measures to mitigate supply chain disruptions
PSA Singapore (PSA) has bolstered its operational capacities in the face of increased activity and to mitigate the impacts of global supply chain disruptions.