Operations News – Page 92
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NewsESPO award 2016
Bremen, Cartagena, Dunkirk, Guadeloupe and Riga have been shortlisted for the eighth European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) Award on Societal Integration of Ports.
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Hanjin saga continues
The Hanjin Shipping saga is continuing with reports of more fallout affecting ports in the US, Singapore and Australia.
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NewsLos Angeles marks green bond US first
The Port of Angeles has expanded its commitment to sustainability by issuing US$35.2 million in green bonds as part of a larger debt refinancing project.
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NewsWilliams invests in Hyster reachstacker
Williams Shipping has bought a powerful Hyster reach stacker as part of its £250,000 investment to boost its cargo handling capabilities.
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Shift of focus for box terminal owners
The latest Global Container Terminal Operators Annual Review from Drewry has reported that container terminal operators are changing their strategies due to changing market environments.
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NewsCyber smart
Ports looking to get smarter need to consider the cyber risks, advises Felicity Landon
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NewsWeight and see
July’s container weighing deadline passed and the supply chain didn’t implode, finds Felicity Landon
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NewsBulked up boxes
Developments in containerised bulk handling offer benefits for ports. John Bensalhia reports
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NewsThrift or quick lift
Ports have varied reasons for choosing pre-loved container handling equipment, explains Alex Hughes
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Automatic attraction
AJ Keyes considers major planning factors governing container terminal automation
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NewsHull windfarm blade facility nears completion
Siemens’ new facility in Hull dedicated to building blades for offshore wind turbines for the UK domestic market is approaching completion.
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NewsTerminal operators look to consolidate ownership
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
RMS has analysed the catastrophe risk of the world’s ports and ranked the top ten for greatest potential loss.
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NewsEmbrace shipping alliances, hubs told
Transhipment hubs should embrace shipping alliances or be faced with lack of demand, says Drewry Maritime Research’s latest container insight report.
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NewsGreener hull cleaning at Rotterdam
Greener hull cleaning is coming to the waters of the Port of Rotterdam courtesy of GAC EnvironHull.
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NewsOff the dock
The perks of divorcing the driver from port equipment are clear, finds Alex Hughes
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NewsMurky waters
There are lessons to be learnt from Miami''s dredging-related issues, explains Stevie Knight
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NewsDon’t skimp
Cutting corners with the masterplan could cost ports a lifetime of missed revenue. Lara Shingles reports
