Port Strategy News – Page 109
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NewsShore power key for cruise operators and ports
Yesterday’s GreenPort Congress being held in Newcastle, Australia, hosted a session on net zero carbon cruising.
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NewsNewcastle leads the way at first GreenPort Congress
The City of Newcastle was host to the first ever GreenPort Congress in the Southern Hemisphere.
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NewsUnaccompanied freight service milestone
Cross-channel route numbers rise by two-thirds amid ongoing Dover delays
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NewsPlanning for green cruise growth
Growing sustainable cruise facilities always requires balancing the interests of multiple stakeholders.
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NewsSustainability spotlight at GreenPort Oceania
The inaugural GreenPort Congress Oceania conference has kicked off in Australia
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NewsGothenburg port vessel: Conversion vs replacement
The Port of Gothenburg’s inspection vessel will be converted to electric, rather than replaced
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NewsFighting underwater noise using green vessel coatings
Kotug is mitigating the effects of underwater noise by using non-toxic sound reduction coatings
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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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NewsHyster upgrades fuel options
Biofuels can provide a useful stop-gap between fossil fuels and full electrification
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NewsNew era for Dar es Salaam Container berths
Hutchison Ports has exited the Dar es Salaam container terminal concession after failure to reach agreement with the Tanzania Port Authority (TPA) on the extension of its tenure there.
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NewsChile call to cut violent crime
A leading Chilean logistics association has joined in with the country’s Maritime and Port Chamber (Camport) in calling for increased “public-private co-ordination” to combat violent criminal gangs stealing from container operators.
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NewsEuropa terminal capacity boost
The Europa Container Terminal, Antwerp is to raise its annual capacity by 40 per cent by Q2 2025.
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NewsAll change at Santos
The outgoing Santos port administration has turned in record profits, but the new Ports Minister has signalled he does not see a future for the proposed whole port privatisation. RobWard explains
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NewsNew planning canvas in prospect
It is a new year, with a new Congress, and new sets of battles to be fought.
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NewsEra of uncertainty presents difficult investment decisions
UNCTAD, in its yearly flagship publication, the review of Maritime Transport, has highlighted the considerable uncertainty facing shipping and ports.
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News2023: disruptors to make their Presence felt
2022 ended bleakly as the global economy headed towards a recession. 2023 does not look optimistic for the coming six months at least. Time to batten down the hatches.
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NewsBig is not always beautiful: Tell us about it!
At Port Strategy we focus a lot on the larger port and terminal facilities – we are very mindful, however, that the larger ports and facilities in them are not the whole story.
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NewsFootball Crazy
December’s World Cup in Qatar gave a massive boost to Tecon Rio Grande (TRG), the box terminal owned and operated by Wilson, Sons in Brazil’s southernmost state.
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NewsAqaba PERS Award
The European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) has confirmed that the Aqaba Container Terminal…
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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.
