News

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

NORTH AMERICA

NORTH AMERICA

Brazils Transport Ministry is to release US$44.8m out of a possible budget of US$74.66m to enable some emergency measures to be undertaken and also permit immediate investment in development of the quays.

1st March 2005

EMERGENCY FINANCE FOR SANTOS

1st March 2005

NORTH AMERICA

NORTH AMERICA

Some funding will go towards landside construction and also to deepen the access channel to the port to 15 metres.Standard & Poor's Rating Services has raised the Port of Long Beach's credit…

1st March 2005

AA FOR LB

1st March 2005

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT

International Terminal Solutions (ITS) have announced the successful implementation of their external Automated Trucker Identification system (ATI), to allow the automatic identification of the external truckers, containers carried, and planned positions in…

1st March 2005

International Terminal Solutions

1st March 2005

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT

Navis says its new PrimeRoute increases utilization of terminal tractors by estimating the optimal yard work assignment for each available tractor and automatically dispatching it to the appropriate RTG, railhead or quay…

1st March 2005

Navis Delivers PrimeRoute for Terminal Tractors

1st March 2005

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT

RESON has sold its SeaBat 8125 multibeam echosounder to Brisbane, Melbourne and Newcastle to support their hydrographic survey and dredging activity within the strict environmental guidelines set by the Australian government. "…

1st March 2005

RESON performs in the East

1st March 2005

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT

Kalmar has received an order for five additional super postPanamax STS cranes from MSC Home Terminal, Antwerp on top of the ten cranes ordered last year (the biggest European STS order ever).…

1st March 2005

MSC boosts Kalmar STS order

1st March 2005

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT

SIMTAG, a consortium of leading companies in manufacturing, transportation and services to logistics involved in the development of an intermodal portal solution, and Savi Technology, have announced a joint field trial based…

1st March 2005

SIMTAG and Savi cooperate

1st March 2005

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT

La Spezia Container Terminal (LSCT), has installed a new container crane from Italian crane maker OMG to boost productivity and cut both turnaround times and downtime.

1st March 2005

La Spezia opts for Control Techniques

1st March 2005

AFRICA

AFRICA

The shocking death toll resulting from the Indian Ocean tsunami has stunned the world by its sheer scale. Yet despite the damage wreaked on homes and hotels, the port and shipping industries,…

1st January 2005

TSUNAMI SPARES PORTS

1st January 2005

EUROPE

EUROPE

LOCATION PROJECT STATUS THAMES Tilbury Container ABP/Forth Ports (FP)/P& O Ports TCS recently installed second berth, new gantry cranes and railhead totalling £ 50m.

1st January 2005

PRINCIPAL CONTAINER PORT PROJECTS

1st January 2005

EUROPE

EUROPE

There is an urgent need for more deepsea container port capacity in the UK. Port operators have expressed their fear that without substantial expansion the UKs major ports will run out of…

1st January 2005

PORT BOSSES EXPRESS URGENCY

1st January 2005