Operations News – Page 95
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NewsScreen time
Simulators offer flexibility and time savings at a price to suit a range of budgets. Alex Hughes reports
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NewsThe right chemistry
Chemical handling is booming for ports willing to invest in modern techniques. John Bensalhia reports
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NewsStrong financial results for DP World
DP World has announced strong financial results from its global portfolio for the year ending 31 December 2015.
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Black Sea container market 2015 review
The Black Sea container terminals of Ukraine, Romania, Russia, Georgia and Bulgaria handled 2,294,848 TEU in 2015.
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NewsBrighter future
Brazil''s deepwater Sepetiba foresees a turn around in fortunes in 2016. Alex Hughes reports
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NewsPrice wars
Is it time for a radical rethink on container terminal pricing? McKinsey & Co seem to think so. Barry Parker reports
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NewsAn app a day
With Uber-style booking apps taking shape for trucking, how long before ports get the Uber treatment, asks Felicity Landon
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NewsTesting times
Ports provide the arena for the new marine ecolegislation, but how will it affect them, asks Stevie Knight
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NewsCreature comforts
Operators are the focus of attention when it comes to cab design, explain Dave and Iain MacIntyre
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NewsThe seesaw effect
Breakbulk and project cargoes are no longer viewed as a secondary revenue stream, writes Stevie Knight
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NewsUnder attack
Corrosion has the power to slash the life span of port structures, explains John Bensalhia
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NewsDrewry: Less money in terminal operations?
Drewry’s latest Container Intelligence Weekly has argued that it becoming increase challenging for terminal operators to maintain their levels of financial return.
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NewsPlaying the long game
AJ Keyes asks if container ports plan properly, or do they simply steam ahead, regardless?
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HAROPA ports celebrate 2.4% throughput growth
HAROPA has announced that 2015 was a year of positive growth and has promised that there are new developments taking place in 2016.
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NewsGeorgia awards concession for 100m tonne port
Georgia’s Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development has announced that the Anaklia Development Consortium has been awarded the contract to build and develop a Deep Sea Port in Anaklia.
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NewsBraving the elements
Extreme winter conditions needn''t bring a port to its knees, explains Alex Hughes
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NewsInnovation drive
Bigger ships have pushed the technological envelope for bulk ports, finds Stevie Knight
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NewsSecure futures
John Bensalhia looks at how port security can be improved safely and cost effectively
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NewsPour point
Stevie Knight finds that there is no simple path for ports looking to offer new fuels
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NewsA watchful eye
Chuck Dougherty outlines his top five must-have port security initiatives for 2016
