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Press ReleasesBEST - The coolest terminal in the Med
Hutchison Ports BEST terminal in the Port of Barcelona has recently increased its storage and connection capacity for refrigerated containers, from 1,600 connection points up to 2,750, an increase of 70%, making it one of the terminals with the most connections for refrigerated containers in the whole of the Mediterranean ...
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Press ReleasesHutchison Ports BEST terminal increases its capacity
On March 2019, BEST container terminal in the Port of Barcelona, received 6 new automated cranes (ASC) from the Finnish supplier Konecranes, thereby increasing its storage capacity from 24 to 27 automated blocks. Currently, these blocks are being assembled and tested and they are expected to be fully operational in ...
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NewsDrewry reflects on CK Hutchison’s ports business sale
The $22.8bn deal includes 43 ports across 23 countries, excluding terminals in Mainland China and Hong Kong
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A new world order that promises a lot of dis-order?
So, the era of let market forces work to deliver a competitive environment appears to be fast disappearing.
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NewsShort on facts
Mike Mundy considers Trump’s assertion that the Panama Canal is in Chinese ownership is ill-informed and does not justify the resulting attack on Hutchison PPC
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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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NewsBEST lifts storage capacity new automated stacking cranes
BEST container terminal at the Port of Barcelona, operated by Hutchison Ports, has taken delivery of 14 new automated stacking cranes (ASC) from Konecranes of Finland.
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NewsBEST pioneers electrification on the quayside
Hutchison Ports BEST now has its first electric reach stacker
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NewsBarcelona celebrates first shore power system
The Port of Barcelona is marking the opening of the first shore power system at a container terminal on the Mediterranean
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NewsBEST Deal for MSC
Reports in Spain are indicating that Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) is acquiring a 50 per cent…
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NewsPrivate sector $ pour in
Port infrastructure development in Egypt continues to be focussed on the private sector playing a big part in the country helping meet national economic goals. But is there a danger of over-capacity occurring as a result of this strategy? AJ Keyes investigates
