Port Strategy News – Page 100
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NewsPiraeus Profits Up
Piraeus Port Authority has announced strong financial results for 2022. Turnover was €194.6 million…
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NewsAD ports targets Pointe-noire Multi-purpose terminal
AD Ports Group (ADP) has confirmed the signing of a new Head of Terms (HoT) with the Ministry of International Cooperation and Promotion of Public Private Partnership of the Republic of Congo, for a new multipurpose terminal at Pointe-Noire, Republic of Congo.
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NewsPeel secures green Automotive hub opprtunity
Peel Ports, enjoying a busy period of securing new business streams, announced in late March plans for a new GBP10 million green automotive hub at a site on the River Mersey.
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NewsThe shortsea port that’s a centre for manufacturing
The Port of Liverpool will host the Coastlink shortsea shipping conference in May
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NewsGreen hydrogen production from windfarms
The Port of Rotterdam Authority is offering up a site for a 1GW green hydrogen plant
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NewsDPW Santos Spend
DP World (DPW) has confirmed it is investing US$35 million to expand and modernise its operation…
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NewsDB Logistics Sale
Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Deutsche Bank have been collectively appointed to undertake the sale…
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NewsAPMT Going Solar
Before the end of 2023, APM Terminals Barcelona will be generating 7.5 per cent of its electricity…
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NewsPort Hedland Expansion Confirmed
The government of Australia has confirmed investment of A$565 million (US$382 million) to expand the Port of Port Hedland.
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NewsPositive pacific gateway Expansion moves
The Canadian Pacific Gateway ports of Prince Rupert and Vancouver have both confirmed project developments that will help enhance their respective competitiveness.
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NewsCOSCO in Sokhna
COSCO Shipping Ports has confirmed it has signed a deal to acquire a 25 per cent stake…
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NewsUrgent Action Required
The UK’s Floating Wind Offshore Wind Taskforce states that up to 11 ports in the UK…
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NewsRussian Coal Move
Russia is reportedly considering the option of shipping coal from Siberia to Asia, via the Arctic river, and using the ports of Krasnoyarsk and Lesosibirsk.
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NewsLong beach wind and rail initiatives
The San Pedro Bay Port of Long Beach, in Southern California, is considering the development of a 400-acre wind turbine facility.
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NewsTransnet under pressure as it moves to privatise container corridor
Transnet is facing increasing pressure from both the African National Congress (ANC) and Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) political parties with respect to its current activities and privatisation plans.
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NewsPaths to Reducing Serious Maritime Incidents and their Impact
Recent times have seen a spate of maritime incidents spanning groundings, collisions and, particularly notable, containership and ro-ro vessel fires which, experience shows, are often caused by mis-declared cargo.
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NewsCambodian mobile harbour crane first
Konecranes has received its first order for mobile harbour cranes from Cambodia
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NewsLondon Gateway welcomes second tenant
Thames Freeport ramps up with a second signing at the London Gateway logistics park
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NewsHigh gas prices help drive CO2 emissions down
CO2 emissions from industry and power plants in the Port of Rotterdam are down by 4.2%
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NewsSingapore accelerates its decarbonisation efforts
Low carbon fuels are top of the decarbonisation agenda in Singapore ports
