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  • On board: ports in the main trading areas are follow the SOLAS regulations
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    Weight and see

    2016-09-05T09:43:00Z

    July’s container weighing deadline passed and the supply chain didn’t implode, finds Felicity Landon

  • Moving times: Ausenco's believes that modern containerised bulk systems can get cargo to market
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    Bulked up boxes

    2016-09-05T09:43:00Z

    Developments in containerised bulk handling offer benefits for ports. John Bensalhia reports

  • Accessible: Hinrichs says it can generally get hold of good quality secondhand units
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    Thrift or quick lift

    2016-09-05T09:43:00Z

    Ports have varied reasons for choosing pre-loved container handling equipment, explains Alex Hughes

  • Deep gains: subsurface devices could yield fringe benefits for ports
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    The big wave

    2016-09-05T09:43:00Z

    Tidal energy can deliver bounties for open-minded ports, explains Stevie Knight

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    Automatic attraction

    2016-09-05T09:43:00Z

    AJ Keyes considers major planning factors governing container terminal automation

  • The Siemens facility will begin production later this year
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    Hull windfarm blade facility nears completion

    2016-08-16T13:11:00Z

    Siemens’ new facility in Hull dedicated to building blades for offshore wind turbines for the UK domestic market is approaching completion.

  • Neil Davidson: “A natural response to the increasing size of liner alliances is for terminal operators to look to consolidate terminal ownership in parallel”
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    Terminal operators look to consolidate ownership

    2016-08-11T18:09:00Z

    Global shipping consultancy, Drewry, says as the sector is being faced with the dual challenges of weaker demand growth and rising costs due to larger vessels and alliances, terminal operators are looking to consolidate terminal ownership.

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    Nagoya and Guangzhou top 'riskiest port' ranking

    2016-08-11T12:03:00Z

    RMS has analysed the catastrophe risk of the world’s ports and ranked the top ten for greatest potential loss.

  • Transhipment woes: Hong Kong is suffering because of market share shifts to other nearby hubs
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    Embrace shipping alliances, hubs told

    2016-08-08T12:26:00Z

    Transhipment hubs should embrace shipping alliances or be faced with lack of demand, says Drewry Maritime Research’s latest container insight report.

  • Greener cleaning: HullWiper in operation at the Port of Rotterdam
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    Greener hull cleaning at Rotterdam

    2016-08-03T14:50:00Z

    Greener hull cleaning is coming to the waters of the Port of Rotterdam courtesy of GAC EnvironHull.

  • Uplifting: geared transloaders can address bottlenecks. Credit: MacGregor
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    Floating capacity

    2016-08-03T09:55:00Z

    Transhipment can help with dry cargo management, as John Bensalhia explains

  • Home from home: remote operators at Manzanillo International Terminal can enjoy the comforts of an office environment. Credit: ABB
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    Off the dock

    2016-08-03T09:55:00Z

    The perks of divorcing the driver from port equipment are clear, finds Alex Hughes

  • Upset: Miami's dredging project has angered environmentalists. Credit: USACE
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    Murky waters

    2016-08-03T09:54:00Z

    There are lessons to be learnt from Miami''s dredging-related issues, explains Stevie Knight

  • Long term: if you’re expecting to be on your site for 30, 50, or 100 years, you need to get along with your neighbours
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    Don’t skimp

    2016-08-03T09:54:00Z

    Cutting corners with the masterplan could cost ports a lifetime of missed revenue. Lara Shingles reports

  • Losses: McKinsey has identified $17bn of annual waste in ocean container supply chain process. Credit: Port of Gothenburg.
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    Embrace the data

    2016-08-03T09:54:00Z

    Ports need to take the leap into the unknown to capitalise on data-related gains, finds Carly Fields.

  • Aerial view of the Port of Busan
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    Busan Port aspires to global hub status

    2016-08-03T09:54:00Z

    Busan has clear aspirations for its future position in Asia.

  • DP World London Gateway Port has been awarded the Planet Mark certification
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    Green certification for DP World

    2016-07-21T11:33:00Z

    DP World London Gateway Port has been awarded the green Planet Mark for demonstrating a commitment to carbon emissions reductions.

  • Isabelle Ryckbost: The final compromise is, in many ways, a significant improvement on the original Commission proposal of May 2013
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    Agreement reached on EU Ports Regulation text

    2016-07-04T13:53:00Z

    After 15 years of discussions, the European Commission, Council and Parliament have reached a compromise on the text for the Ports Regulation, the legal framework for organising port services and financial transparency of ports in Europe.

  • APM head of design has outlined the concept of ‘terminal by module’
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    APMT’s ‘terminal by module’ vision

    2016-06-23T16:04:00Z

    APM Terminal’s head of terminal design and automation has outlined the concept of ‘terminal by module’ at TOC Europe’s 40th annual industry gathering.

  • There's less money to be made from terminal operations. Credit: Dieter Gora
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    Operations risk/return ratio increasingly skewed

    2016-06-22T10:23:00Z

    Container terminal operators are facing mounting risks and diminishing returns in a climate characterised by port modal share volatility and uncertainty.