Port Strategy News – Page 8
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News…As port of Nador attracts investment
MSC and CMA CGM are going to equip and operate half of a new container facility at Nador West Med in Morocco.
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NewsNews in brief: February/March 2025: Ports & Terminals
A round up of Port Strategy November/December 2024 issue’s Ports & Terminals news.
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NewsTerminal transition time
A landmark acquisition deal is on the table between TIL/Blackrock and Hutchison Ports. If the deal proceeds, expect waves to be felt in the marketplace. Mike Mundy reports
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NewsIn memoriam: Andrew Penfold
At the end of 2024 Port Strategy (PS) lost a good friend and colleague, Andrew Penfold. Andrew succumbed to an illness he was receiving treatment for but which eventually, sadly, took him from us far too soon.
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NewsGlobal report: New concessions and extensions
Recent times have seen significant activity with the announcement of new concessions and others that have been extended. A summary of the more notable developments follows. The big news of TIL/Blackrock’s purchase of a majority stake in Hutchison Ports’ assets outside China is featured on pxx.
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NewsTariffs: the next chapter of volatility
Port expert and senior analyst Johan-Paul Verschuure - from strategic-financial advisory firm Rebel - charts the implications of the new world order under Trump tariffs, the counter-measures from those effected and the potential impact on supply chains.
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NewsTT Club warns of continued risk from fire
TT Club is advising ports to prioritise fire-fighting systems to protect equipment
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NewsReaping efficiency gains by going hybrid
Sicily’s Augusta Port is looking to boost efficiency and sustainability with its new hybrid port equipment
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NewsAmmonia milestone for Port of Southampton
Fortescue Green Pioneer, Europe’s first dual-fuel ammonia-powered vessel, visited to demonstrate the feasibility of ammonia
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NewsA2B-online expands UK-Netherlands sailings
A2B-online Container increases it sailings between the UK and The Netherlands as demand for short-sea shipping grows
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NewsDredging and reclamation deal at Vadhavan Port
Jan De Nul and DEME have inked a deal for the dredging and reclamation works at Vadhavan Port in India
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NewsBremen Ports infrastructure now methanol ready
The ports have been gearing themselves up to accommodate the fuel just as they have previously accommodated LNG
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NewsNew US tariffs disrupt trade
New US tariffs on China, Mexico and Canada are forcing companies to adapt, increasing costs and delays
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NewsPort of Gothenburg plays key logistics role
The Port of Gothenburg is pivotal to the region’s position as a key logistics location in the Nordic countries
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Better metocean monitoring for better business
MarineLabs explains why better metocean monitoring is a no-brainer when it comes to port efficiency
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NewsHyster expands electric forklift lineup
The J10-18XD series features integrated lithium-ion battery power offering a reliable energy-efficient alternative
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NewsGMV boosts port safety systems
GMV’s VTS system will boost navigation safety and communication at two Portuguese ports
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NewsIntermodal facility to boost Alabama freight
The Montgomery ICTF, set to open in 2027, will enhance freight mobility and drive economic growth in Alabama
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NewsAdopting HVO for cleaner port freight services
A new agreement will see Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) used for UK rail freight services through 2025
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NewsThe UK’s first fully electric foiling pilot vessel
The Artemis EF-12 Pilot will enhance the safety, efficiency and sustainability of the Port of Tyne’s operations
