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EUROPE

EUROPE

Spains Environment Ministry has approved the environmental impact assessment governing the port of Valencias expansion project.

10th October 2007

Valencias EIA given green light

10th October 2007

EUROPE

EUROPE

Associated British Ports married the old with the new at the centenary celebrations of the Port of Cardiff Queen Alexandra Docks.

10th October 2007

Cardiff upbeat on future prospects

10th October 2007

CONCESSIONS & INVESTMENTS

CONCESSIONS & INVESTMENTS

With ports increasingly waking up to the potential of renewables, lawyers have been kept busy this year. Felicity Landon reports

9th October 2007

Legal Eagles thinking ahead

9th October 2007

CONCESSIONS & INVESTMENTS

CONCESSIONS & INVESTMENTS

With a ports team that covers the Middle East, India, Asia Pacific and Europe, legal eagle Pinsent Masons is keeping itself busy.

9th October 2007

Legal Eagles Pinsent Masons

9th October 2007

CONCESSIONS & INVESTMENTS

CONCESSIONS & INVESTMENTS

Law specialist Norton Rose has seen demand for container port financing services explode, as Felicity Landon discovers

9th October 2007

Legal Eagles Norton Rose

9th October 2007

CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

Take the time to make crane grab choice  right from the offset and save problems down the line, Stuart Pearcey advises

9th October 2007

Fit and forget

9th October 2007

CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

The presence of radiation in cargoes presents real risks not only to continued operation of ports, but also to the people who work in them. In other industries, particularly metals recycling, plants…

9th October 2007

Radiation risks

9th October 2007

THE ECONOMIST

THE ECONOMIST

During a recent visit to Egypt my attention was caught by the enthusiastic expansion plans for the Egyptian port sector, particularly on the Mediterranean coast.

9th October 2007

Caught Between a Very Public and a Somewhat Private Place

9th October 2007

OCEANIA

OCEANIA

The aborted merger between the New Zealand ports of Tauranga and Auckland cost Tauranga alone NZ$1.2m ($890,484) in third-party research costs.

9th October 2007

Aborted Merger Expensive

9th October 2007

OCEANIA

OCEANIA

Lyttelton Port of Christchurch has signed a contract with Lawson Software to install its M3 Enterprise Asset Management, Finance and e-Procurement applications, which are expected to minimise downtime and optimise maintenance resources.

9th October 2007

LPC software signing

9th October 2007