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NewsWho is making hay?
Make hay while the sun shines is a famous phrase - while the Federal Government in Canada has deliberated the proposed Roberts Bank 2 project, AJ Keyes assesses if any competing port has taken advantage
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NewsGrowth Prospects – Technical Advances – See PS on Stand J42 at TOC
Drewry Maritime Research has provided an updated perspective on Southeast Asia containerport and terminal performance in 2022.
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NewsJones act – emerging infrastructure links?
We are living in a partisan political age; regardless of what side you are on, most shipping and port executives would agree on that.
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NewsWorld bank logistics performance index 2023: observations
Last month, the World Bank published a new version of the Logistics Performance Index.
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NewsThe elusive recession, not as per definition yet
Expectations of a recession are receding, despite declining demand, as economies remain in growth territory.
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NewsTwo reports worth catching up with
Let’s backtrack a bit and reference two interesting reports that came out a few months ago.
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NewsShape of things to come?
French automotive giant, Renault, has commenced shipping brand new cars in containers to avoid the current high costs associated with the usual method of moving vehicles, using car carriers.
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NewsSuccess for CGSA
Contecon Guayaquil S.A. (CGSA), in Ecuador, has handled its largest ever vessel. The ICTSI operated termina…
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NewsSE Asia box port ranking
Independent market consultancy Drewry has drilled down into Southeast Asia containerport and terminal performance. Mike Mundy reports that the findings provide a useful new perspective
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NewsBrace for a rough ride
Problems in the shipping market will have a far-reaching impact on container ports and terminals. Andrew Penfold considers the threats and opportunities
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NewsGothenburg Deal
The Port of Gothenburg, Sweden has confirmed it is acquiring shares in the new Västvind wind farm located in…
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NewsJaxport Lease Offer
The Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT) is seeking proposals for a long-term…
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NewsFour for Xiamen
Xiamen Port in China is building four new container berths to increase capacity by 4.26 million TEU…
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NewsAdani Offloads
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd (APSEZ) has confirmed that it has now fully…
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NewsRoberts Bank 2 finally approved
The Government of Canada has finally approved the Roberts Bank 2 project, following an in-depth and rigorous environmental assessment process that started in 2013.
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NewsMannheim Link
The two ports of Mannheim and Rotterdam are expanding their collaboration to increase the digitalisation and sustainability…
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NewsPolluting Truck Grant
The first round of a new US$400 million grant programme targeting port electrification and efficiency improvements for trucking has opened. The scheme falls…
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NewsSupplies by Drone
The Port of Singapore is planning to issue a call for proposals (CFP) before the end of 2023…
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NewsBagamoyo port project: new development approach
Over nine years in the making, Tanzania’s Bagamoyo port project has hit yet another new phase in the efforts to bring the project to market.
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NewsCeres For Sale
Ceres Terminals, the North American portfolio owned by Australia’s Macquarie Group Ltd…
