Latest News – Page 4
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NewsCostain wins Dover utilities contract
Costain has secured a major Dover framework role supporting port resilience, decarbonisation and long-term economic growth
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NewsICTSI appeal triggers tender review
Costa Rica regulators are reivewing the Puerto Caldera tender after ICTSI alleged transparency failures and procedural irregularities
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NewsGdansk wharf upgrade completed
The Port of Gdansk has increased capacity at Bytomskie Wharf, improving vessel handling flexibility and operational efficiency
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NewsTeesport expands crane capacity
PD Ports has added a third Liebherr crane at Teesport, boosting efficiency, resilience and bulk cargo handling capabilities
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NewsA combined force for smarter cargo lifting
Timars has partnered with Bromma to expand global access to advanced lifting solutions for overheight cargo
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NewsSolar power fuels decarbonisation at Yokohama
The new agreement will reduce Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions by replacing fossil fuel-based grid electricity with solar power
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Charging ahead: Faster power for electric ports
Jesse Makkonen, head of marine and port at Kempower talks to GreenPort on the acceleration of fast charging solutions in the port sector
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NewsPort funding boosts Hueneme upgrades
Federal funding will modernise Port of Hueneme infrastructure, improving trade capacity, resilience and navigation safety
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NewsGlobal container trade resilient
Q1 2026 container volumes rose despite Gulf Crisis disruption affecting Middle East trade flows
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NewsHydrogen electrolyser pilot targets scale-up
Spiral Hydrogen has secured €2.7 million in pre-seed funding and a further €700,000 grant to advance hydrogen production technology in Rotterdam
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NewsPartnership targets bio-methanol supply
PuriFire Energy and X-Press Feeders will explore the supply of 10,000 to 15,000 tonnes of bio-methanol annually from planned production facilities
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NewsELME launches heavy-duty line
ELME Spreader has unveiled a pioneering mobile lifting product line offering higher capacity, endurance and operational flexibility
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NewsDP World launches war risk protection
DP World is introducing integrated war risk insurance protecting cargo throughout Middle East supply chain journeys
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NewsGrangemouth marks 60 years with ambitious plans
Scotland’s largest port is set to expand infrastructure and equipment investment as it marks 60 years of container ship operation
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NewsContainer flows shift back to Asia
Global container flows rebalance as carriers reposition equipment to Asia, tightening availability across Europe markets
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NewsDover cargo gains top certification
Port of Dover Cargo has secured an improved A grade BRCGS certification for temperature-controlled food logistics operations
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NewsA Broader Approach To Risk
Effective fire response on car carriers saw new guidelines released in 2025. Dean Davison looks at feedback subsequently received and what stakeholders need to do next to help minimise issues in the maritime transport of vehicles.
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NewsEu Ports Reform: Not A Slam Dunk
Maintaining competitiveness and a healthy inward investment picture are two strong areas of challenge evident in the recent EU Ports Reform package. There are concerns Mike Mundy reports
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News“Hidden Assets:” The Shape Of Things To Come?
There is an interesting drama series available on BBC I Player, “Hidden Assets.” In Series 2 of this gripping drama the prospect arises of the complete port privatisation of the Port of Antwerp, with a financial group with a respectable face but murky intentions in pole position to acquire it. The implication is that the money to finance the acquisition comes from the illegal drugs trade.
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NewsTrump and Iran are re-shaping global economics
The global economy is probably facing its worst crisis in over 50 years, all down to one man. Ben Hackett
