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Coastlink is a neutral pan-European network dedicated to the promotion of short sea and feeder shipping, and the intermodal transport networks through the ports that support the sector. It is a place for industry professionals to meet and discuss future innovation, economic and environmental considerations – and develop partnerships that will help build a sustainable future.
Amazon Web Services share insights on AI and digital value creation
Theresa Huang, Public Sector Account Manager – UK Transport at Amazon Web Services (AWS), will speak at the Coastlink Conference 2026
Coastlink Insights to examine growth and change in RoRo and LoLo shipping
A forthcoming Coastlink Insights webinar will look at how RoRo and LoLo services are evolving
EXCLUSIVE: Infrastructure, energy and shortsea on the Humber
This year’s Coastlink conference heads to the Humber where ABP is positioning itself as a launchpad for the next phase of shortsea shipping growth
Meet the gateways of European trade
Some of Europe’s most influential ports, terminals and logistics operators are already confirmed for Coastlink 2026 (6-7th May, Hull)
From quay to cargo: experience the Port of Hull first-hand
Coastlink 2026 (6-7th May, Hull) delegates will have the opportunity to take part in an exclusive port tour of ABP’s Port of Hull
Commercial strategy meets supply chain reality at Coastlink 2026
Annette van Ketel, Commercial Manager at Rotterdam Shortsea Terminals (RST), brings her experience in commercial strategy
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Ammonia pipeline study shows potential
A new study finds ammonia pipeline from North Sea Port feasible but rail and waterways remain essential
Delivering value
The development and operation of outlying terminals in the regions of Luzon, Mindano and Visayas is delivering positive economic impact with this underpinned by the astute roll-out of the Landlord Port Model
Panama dispute intensifies
The Republic of Panama is trying to oust the Panama Port Company, a CK Hutchison subsidiary, from its Balboa and Cristobal container terminal concessions but PPC clearly has no intention of leaving quietly
