Author: Importer

South Korean containerports have been dealing with a trucking strike, lockdowns in China and COVID-19 issues but are rolling with the punches and battling on OPERATIONS

ROLLING WITH THE PUNCHES

There are major problems associated with developing a new port in Sudan while matters remain unresolved about the concession previously awarded in port Sudan OPERATIONS

SUDAN PROJECT UNCERTAINTIES

The Trans-Siberian Railway is seen as vital to the growing emphasis on moving greater cargo volumes eastwards – massive investment is under discussion OPERATIONS

RUSSIA TURNS EAST

The Port of Tyne, setting the pace in pursuing green goals OPERATIONS

IN PURSUIT OF GREEN GOALS

Shortsea shipping consumes less fossil fuel per ton-km than planes, trucks or trains and there are other influential incentives to shift cargo from road/train to sea OPERATIONS

COASTLINK PLOTS PRIORITIES

The Naviporta platform’s Quay Connect service , provides fully digital and automated Customs clearance – reportedly saving exporters to the UK up to €40 per clearance SHORTSEA

DIGITAL INNOVATION HIGHLIGHTS

Berths 11 – 14, port of Mombasa – jewel in the crown of the proposed deal? OPERATIONS

KENYA ALLEGATIONS

Noel Hacegaba, Deputy Executive Director, Port of Long Beach, USA sees a need for port management bodies to have a greater involvement in driving process improvements OPERATIONS

EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED

Maximising safety in the transition to clean fuels is of paramount importance – Amsterdam has developed LNG check lists WORLD

CLEAN FUEL OPPORTUNITIES

Green corridors need to be strongly aligned with cargo owners’ interests OPERATIONS

Green Corridors: Concept to Reality

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