Port & Terminal News – Page 22
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NewsHPC completes inspections for Hapag-Lloyd investment
HPC has completed onsite inspections of terminals across India to assist Hapag-Lloyd in its proposed investment in JMBPL
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NewsMeeting Uzbekistan’s logistical needs
AD Ports Group has embarked on a joint venture with SEG ENERA Group to create end-to-end logistics services across Uzbekistan
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NewsLA and Gothenburg to share best practice
The ports of Los Angeles and Gothenburg are teaming up on a number of key areas including sustainability, digital and physical infrastructure and trade opportunities.
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NewsBaleària enjoys a record 2022
Shipping firm Baleària begins its 25th anniversary year with record revenues of €563 million
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NewsLondon launches safe boarding week
A week-long initiative to promote safer boarding on the tidal Thames has begun
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NewsVessel inspection app wins safety award
AP Moller Maersk has won this year’s TT Club Innovation in Safety Award for its AMP Terminals Vessel Inspection App
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NewsMPT first for E. Port Said
With guidance provided by MTBS(1), a new multi-purpose terminal concession under development in East Port Said, Egypt will see the country adopt a first of its kind operating model.
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NewsSouth Africa: handbrake on?
The focal point of southern African port operations has always been South Africa but stagnant development and uncertainties with regard to management and – especially – the tortuous privatisation saga suggests opportunities for other regional players. AJ Keyes takes a look
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NewsNew strategies and markets
Changes are underway in the international dredging market – there is a growing emphasis on new generation project funding arrangements and exploiting new areas of business opportunity. AJ Keyes investigates
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NewsOverhaul overhauls cargo security
Overhaul’s takeover of Sensitech’s security service will create reportedly the largest supply chain security provider
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NewsPD ports completes refinancing
UK-based PD ports has raised a total debt facility of GBP710 million to refinance existing debt and provide for future business growth.
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NewsSTS 10 concession obstruction?
Although Brazil’s Mario Franca, Brazil’s new Ports and Airports Minister, has strongly hinted that the urgently needed STS10 new container terminal concession for Santos will go ahead there could be a spanner thrown into the works as another port terminal, Ecoporto, lays claims to a sizeable chunk of land designated for STS10.
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NewsOakland Upgrade
The California Transportation Commission (CTC) approved US$175 million in funding…
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NewsFive Star Ashdod
The Port of Ashdod, Israel, has confirmed the signing of new agreements with five start-up companies…
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NewsZIM backing SMEs
Zim Integrated Shipping Services Ltd is supporting a new platform for cross-border trade financing to support the activities…
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NewsShape of things to come
Shipping profits are being squeezed and the outlook is grim. This will have a far-reaching impact on the terminal sector. Andrew Penfold forecasts what happens next
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NewsPlotting green corridors
Barry Parker takes a comprehensive look at green corridors – thinking on definitions, routes to implementation and the obstacles to overcome
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NewsSantos: politics & priorities
With the change of port administration in Santos there are concerns about a return to political interference but there is universal agreement on the need for new investment. Rob Ward details the challenges
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