Latest News
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NewsIMO Net Zero Framework vote crucial for ports
The International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) is calling for urgent adoption of the IMO Net Zero Framework (NZF)
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NewsGCT pushes DP4 as priority
GCT is urging Ottawa to prioritise DP4 expansion as a strategic, private-funded trade infrastructure project
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NewsLondon to host IAPH 2026 conference
After memorable editions in 1965 and 1997, the IAPH is set to make a triumphant return to London
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NewsTyne showcases its future port vessel fleet
The Artemis EF-12 Pilot vessel has completed a demo on the River Thames, ahead of joining Tyne’s vessel fleet in 2026
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: The power behind Malta’s green port strategy
As the host port for the GreenPort Congress this year, the Port of Valletta stands out as a case study in ambition, planning and collaboration
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NewsBaltic ports map their green future
Two new roadmaps outline practical pathways to climate-neutral operations across the Baltic Sea region
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NewsFelixstowe powers ahead ahead with smart trucks
Hutchison Ports’ Port of Felixstowe has expanded its commitment to port automation by ordering 34 more autonomous trucks
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NewsDifficult To Read
Drewry anticipates the ‘lurch towards protectionism’ will squeeze trade’s contribution to global GDP but it acknowledges the future is difficult to read in the Trump era. Felicity Landon reports
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NewsScars And Costs
The Red Sea crisis continues to impact cargo flow dynamics for all shipping activities, with longer vessel sailing times and higher costs. AJ Keyes assesses the current position and challenges facing the container industry
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NewsContinued Hub Expansion
With a strategic location at the crossroads of global trade routes, ports across the Middle East play a critical role in facilitating trade movement between key markets in the east and the west. AJ Keyes tracks recent activities and assesses the impact of future expansion
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NewsAn Emerging Matrix
Political considerations continue to be profound influencers on the North American ports
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NewsShadow ports in occupied Ukraine?
Probably emboldened by the inability of (international) institutions to enforce sanctions, Russia is moving towards re-opening ports in occupied Ukrainian territory.
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NewsA Changing World With No Strategy In Sight
The world is in a maelstrom of uncertainty as the US rapidly becomes an authoritarian state.
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NewsDrewry Warns Of Potential Hutch’ Deal Consequences
In its recent webinar looking at the future prospects of the port and terminal container market – see pxx - Drewry also considered the impact of the TIL-BlackRock bid to acquire MSC’s non-Chinese assets – a deal encompassing 43 terminals, with 199 berths in 23 countries.
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NewsPort of Newport plans major expansion
ABP is planning an £80 million expansion in Newport to boost steel trade, jobs and global connectivity
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NewsPort of Davisville unveils new terminal
The new Terminal 5 Pier has expanded The Port of Davisville’s capacity, boosting trade access and blue economy growth
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NewsTyne unveils its green energy park plans
With a kilometre-long redeveloped quay, the 230-acre Tyne Clean Energy Park will provide similar benefits to freeports
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NewsElectrification powers Kiel’s green future
The Port of Kiel has now completed the final phase of construction on its extensive shore power infrastructure
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NewsPeel Ports boosts UK steel capacity
Peel Ports is investing £100m to expand steel logistics capacity, boosting storage, automation and rail connectivity
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NewsAlicante Port launches hydrogen initiative
The Port of Alicante has launched a consultation to develop a green hydrogen plant, as part of a wider sustainability and innovation strategy
