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Further ahead in the transition

By Hamburger Hafen Und Lagerhaus AG

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Meeting the Bulk Cargo Sector’s Evolving Demands

By TBA Doncaster Ltd

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Tariffs, trade routes, and the new port playbook

By OneOcean

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Leading the change in the energy transition

By Prysmian [Pirelli] Cables and Systems Sp

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Nemag – From challenge to conquest

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Revolutionising risk assessment at ports and terminals

By Rightship

The Landbridge Group has unveiled its expansion plans for the Port of Darwin OCEANIA

Landbridge unveils Darwin expansion plans

The Port of Valencia moved 1,138,352 teu in the first quarter of 2016. Credit: Gebruiker Hulli EUROPE

Container traffic up in Spain

APM Terminals wants to solve the labour issue. Credit: Port of Gothenburg EUROPE

Gothenburg labour talks resume

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Portview and long-term sustainability: A Q&A with Ralf Garrn on data-driven emissions reductions and investment planning

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The Port of Felixstowe has placed an order with Bromma for its VGM weighing system EQUIPMENT

Felixstowe opts for Bromma VGM solution

Gothenburg Port Authority has released its 2015 sustainability report EUROPE GREENPORT

Gothenburg sustainability report

ESPO has presented its position paper on the revision of the PRF REGULATION & POLICY GREENPORT

ESPO port reception facilities directive

Handling risk: ports need to be aware of the changing properties of cargoes prone to liquefaction. Credit: DNV GL CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

Changing state

Box out: decision-day edges ever closer for container weighing regulations. Credit: Andrew Priest PORT TALK

The weight is nearly over

Baggage: Piraeus' privatisation was one with strings attached – which is likely why only one bidder participated in the final bid POST SCRIPT

No ‘strings’ please

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At the mercy of carriers

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Private concerns

"Where we have a goose that lays the golden egg, we will guard that very jealously," Karl Socikwa, Transnet Port Terminals AFRICA

Turning point

Law-bound: North America is described as the "most overregulated place on the planet", a problem for agents. Credit: Port of Long Beach EQUIPMENT

Double agent

On track: ports could get ahead of the curve through better 'freight mobility'. Credit: Gord McKenna THE NEW YORKER

Not all disruptors are equal

"We regret that Gothenburg businesses and population is affected by the conflict in this way," Henrik Kristensen, APM Terminals CONCESSIONS & INVESTMENTS

A seat at the table

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Electrical power in Mauritius

An EIS is being prepared on the development project at the Port of Seattle NORTH AMERICA

Seattle development brought forward

Becker Marine Systems' LNG hybrid barge, the HUMMEL, is entering its second year of operation at the Port of Hamburg ALTERNATIVE FUELS GREENPORT

LNG hybrid barge enters second season in Hamburg

First row (L to R) John Hutchins, principal, Harbor Consulting Engineers; Tucker Gilliam, vice president, Crowley; Humberto Reynolds, president, Del Valle Group. Second row: Carmelo Calderon, vice president, infrastructure division, Del Valle Gr... NORTH AMERICA

New Crowley terminal in Puerto Rico