World News – Page 40
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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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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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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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NewsGiant cranes up capacity at Antwerp-Bruges
DP World Antwerp Gateway has invested in three giant container cranes
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NewsDown but not out?
The APMT Itajai terminal lives on but the clock is ticking. Is revival a realistic prospect in the face of tough competition? Rob Ward investigates
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NewsShake-up scenario?
Does 2022 performance among North-West Europe containerports evidence the seeds of structural change? Johan-Paul Verschuure, Director, Rebel Group, details the trends and analyses this key issue
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NewsRevolutionising cargo handling using 5G
Ericsson’s 5G cargo solutions have begun to revolutionise cargo management at Portugal’s Port of Aveiro
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NewsNew balance of power?
The past two years have seen a radical change in the distribution of container trades serving North American markets. What will the position look like when (and if) the market stabilises? Andrew Penfold surveys the issues
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NewsPorto Itapoa invests in new hardware
The Brazilian Port of Itapoá has invested US$25 million in 10 remote-controlled Rubber-Tyred Gantry Cranes (RTGs), claiming it is the first port in South America to utilise this type of equipment.
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NewsIndiana in search for terminal operator
The Ports of Indiana is looking for a long-term business partner to operate the International Ag Shipping Terminal at Burns Harbor on Lake Michigan
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NewsAshdod and Maersk
Maersk North America Maersk North America and Ashdod Port Co are collaborating on logistics and supply chain innovation.
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NewsInnovation Platform
The two port authorities of Hamburg and Halifax have signed a memorandum of understanding to establish a new, joint, maritime innovation…
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NewsEgypt’s October dry port selects TOPS expert system for its TOS
Egypt’s first inland dry port, the October Dry Port (ODP), near Cairo, has selected the TOPS Expert system to be its main Terminal Operating System (TOS).
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NewsAD Ports to install Saab vessel management system
A new VTMIS will play a key role in ensuring safe, secure and effective maritime operations at AD Ports’ terminals across UAE
