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ASIA

ASIA

First phase investment will require US$100m to develop roads, a 600 metre long quay, a reservoir, a bonded warehouse and upgraded power supply, allowing the facility to open by 2007.The Japanese government…

1st March 2005

JAPANESE TO CUT PORT FEES

1st March 2005

MIDDLE EAST

MIDDLE EAST

Work to expand Khorfakkan Container Terminal and raise its potential throughput to over two million TEUs per year is underway. Completion of the multi-million dollar programme is scheduled for the end of…

1st March 2005

KCT expanding to 2mTEU capacity

1st March 2005

ASIA

ASIA

The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has approved a revised proposal for the establishment of an international container transhipment terminal at the Indian port of Kochi.

1st March 2005

ALL CLEAR FOR DPI AT KOCHI

1st March 2005

MIDDLE EAST

MIDDLE EAST

First phase investment will require US$100m to develop roads, a 600 metre long quay, a reservoir, a bonded warehouse and upgraded power supply, allowing the facility to open by 2007.Dockers at Israel's…

1st March 2005

ISRAELI DOCKERS THREATEN STRIKE

1st March 2005

ASIA

ASIA

First phase investment will require US$100m to develop roads, a 600 metre long quay, a reservoir, a bonded warehouse and upgraded power supply, allowing the facility to open by 2007.Chittagong's Chamber of…

1st March 2005

CHITTAGONG NEEDS PRIVATE MANAGEMENT

1st March 2005

ASIA

ASIA

First phase investment will require US$100m to develop roads, a 600 metre long quay, a reservoir, a bonded warehouse and upgraded power supply, allowing the facility to open by 2007.Five companies have…

1st March 2005

FIVE BID FOR JNPT STUDY

1st March 2005

ASIA

ASIA

First phase investment will require US$100m to develop roads, a 600 metre long quay, a reservoir, a bonded warehouse and upgraded power supply, allowing the facility to open by 2007.Karachi International Container…

1st March 2005

Karachi International Container Terminal

1st March 2005

ASIA

ASIA

First phase investment will require US$100m to develop roads, a 600 metre long quay, a reservoir, a bonded warehouse and upgraded power supply, allowing the facility to open by 2007.Myanmar has announced…

1st March 2005

MYANMAR TO BUILD DEEP-SEA PORT

1st March 2005

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT

Port de lIle de la Reunion is utilising the port planning and container handling expertise of Kalmar as it begins work on extensive new facilities at Port Est. The port will take…

1st March 2005

Kalmar aids Reunion

1st March 2005

ASIA

ASIA

The Naha Port Authority (NPA) of Japan has chosen a subsidiary of Philippine-based International Container Terminal Services, Inc.

1st March 2005

The Naha Port Authority

1st March 2005

ASIA

ASIA

Dubai-headquartered Horizon Terminals Limited (HTL) has awarded construction contracts for a US$200m bulk liquids terminal to be built on 39 hectares of land at Banyan, Jurong Island in Singapore. The contract for…

1st March 2005

Jurong terminal contract awarded

1st March 2005

EUROPE

EUROPE

Associated British Ports (ABP) is to invest £ 750,000 in a new handling and distribution facility at Garston for a leading supplier to the UK construction industry, Maxit LWA Ltd formerly known…

1st March 2005

Garston building for the future

1st March 2005

EUROPE

EUROPE

BCT has ordered an additional ship-to-shore gantry crane, and has already started some infrastructure works in connection with the new quay. The Chamber of Commerce of Seville is to seek a concessionaire…

1st March 2005

SEVILLE TO COMPETE WITH CADIZ

1st March 2005

EUROPE

EUROPE

BCT has ordered an additional ship-to-shore gantry crane, and has already started some infrastructure works in connection with the new quay. Valencia Port Authority has issued a tender for the extension of…

1st March 2005

VALENCIA TO BUILD NORTH QUAY

1st March 2005

EUROPE

EUROPE 1st March 2005

VALENCIA TO BUILD NORTH QUAY

1st March 2005

EUROPE

EUROPE

The highest Dutch administrative court rejected the ¢ 2.6 billion Maasvlakte 2 project to expand the port of Rotterdam, due to insufficient measures to protect the environment.

1st March 2005

Dutch court rejects Maasvlakte 2

1st March 2005

EUROPE

EUROPE

Ceres Terminals founder Christos Kritikos admitted that he was blocking the sale of the Ceres Paragon terminal in Amsterdam explaining that the price is not right, reports ci-online (www. ci-online. co. uk).

1st March 2005

Kritikos blocks sale

1st March 2005

EUROPE

EUROPE

Kritikos, who was instrumental in developing the terminal along with the Amsterdam municipality, sold Ceres Terminals Inc to NYK Lines in the autumn of 2002. The Perez Torres group is investing ¢1.4m…

1st March 2005

NEW BOX TERMINAL FOR MARIN

1st March 2005

EUROPE

EUROPE

Ceres Terminals founder Christos Kritikos admitted that he was blocking the sale of the Ceres Paragon terminal in Amsterdam explaining that the price is not right, reports ci-online (www. ci-online. co. uk).

1st March 2005

Kritikos blocks sale

1st March 2005

EUROPE

EUROPE

The proposed new port of Granadilla on the Spanish Canary Island of Tenerife will have an operating area of 310,000 sq metres, a quay 650 metres and alongside draught of 16 metres.…

1st March 2005

NEW CANARY ISLANDS PORT

1st March 2005

EUROPE

EUROPE

The highest Dutch administrative court rejected the ?2.6 billion Maasvlakte 2 project to expand the port of Rotterdam, due to insufficient measures to protect the environment.

1st March 2005

Dutch court rejects Maasvlakte 2

1st March 2005

NORTH AMERICA

NORTH AMERICA

$25m is to be invested in the Chilean port of San Antonio, of which $20m will come from the concessionaire San Antonio Terminal Internacional (STI) and the other $5m from Puerto Panul.…

1st March 2005

Investment boom at San Antonio

1st March 2005

NORTH AMERICA

NORTH AMERICA

Following a cessation of two years, dredging work has recommenced at the port of Santos. In the meantime, the port has continued to break all records. In 2004, throughput of 70m tonnes…

1st March 2005

Dredging to boost traffic at Santos

1st March 2005