PORT & TERMINAL NEWS

PORT & TERMINAL NEWS

Automation delays and strikes have reduced Hamburg port throughput, forcing HHLA to lower its 2026 earnings forecast

1 hour ago

Hamburg terminal disruptions hit throughput

1 hour ago

AFRICA

AFRICA

West Africa is fast becoming dry bulk shipping’s biggest growth engine, according to forecasts from Tradeviews, a UK-based forecasting and trade intelligence platform specialising in the dry bulk markets.

4 hours ago

West Africa: The dry bulk engine

4 hours ago

OTHER NEWS

OTHER NEWS

The Port of Dampier in Western Australia has expanded its infrastructure with the new Dampier Bulk Handling Facility (DBHF) – Stage 1 of Pilbara Ports' wider Dampier Cargo Wharf Projects. Designed to…

Yesterday

One of SFT’s Largest Fender Orders in Australia for Port of Dampier

Yesterday

CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

Tisur has invested in a 125-tonne Konecranes Gottwald crane to boost capacity and modernise Peru’s Port of Matarani

Yesterday

Tisur orders new crane for Matarani Port

Yesterday

PROJECTS & INITIATIVES

PROJECTS & INITIATIVES

The Icelandic Association of Ports has become a ESPO full member, strengthening European cooperation and North Atlantic representation

Yesterday

Icelandic ports join ESPO as full members

Yesterday

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT

The future is electric for container cranes’ cables and power supply generally, both in terms of newbuilds and retrofits

Yesterday

Electric on the march

Yesterday

OTHER NEWS

OTHER NEWS

Container gates are a key part of a terminal’s operations and they must function effectively while still contributing to maximum security and safety. They are now all the more important in an…

Yesterday

More than a checkpoint

Yesterday

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT

Operators react to the rapid growth and growing complexity of the reefer market.

Yesterday

Satisfying reefer needs

Yesterday

DECARBONISATION & SHOREPOWER

DECARBONISATION & SHOREPOWER

What are the realities associated with carbon capture directly onboard vessels? Co-authors Diederik Westerkamp and Johan-Paul Verschuure, of the Rebel Group, chart the pros and cons of securing this new cargo stream.

Yesterday

Carbon capture: A bonus cargo?

Yesterday

INSIGHT & OPINION

INSIGHT & OPINION

More permanent mechanisms to advance power concepts need to be put in place by Washington D.C. to advance power concepts.

11th November 2026

Power supply: No to stop-starting

11th November 2026

EXPANSION & DEVELOPMENT

EXPANSION & DEVELOPMENT

Klaipėda has launched an investor tender for a €1 billion southern port expansion to create boost capacity

11th November 2026

Klaipėda launches billion-euro port expansion

11th November 2026

PORT & TERMINAL NEWS

PORT & TERMINAL NEWS

Cavotec has reported strong quarterly revenue growth, record orders and improved cash flow despite continuing profitability challenges

11th November 2026

Cavotec reports record backlog growth

11th November 2026

NORTH AMERICA

NORTH AMERICA

The US West Coast Port of Coos Bay in Oregan has secured almost US$205 million of federal funding for improvements to rail infrastructure to support the planned Pacific Coast Intermodal Port (PCIP).

10th November 2026

Coos Bay secures federal funding for rail

10th November 2026

ASIA

ASIA

Record volumes, rerouted trade and a harsher climate are forcing Asia's ports to stop treating resilience as a civil-engineering problem. Dr David Rissik, APAC Lead for Risk and Resilience at BMT, argues…

9th November 2026

Asian ports are rethinking resilience — and the smart money is following

9th November 2026