Europe – Page 49

  • News

    Spain issues stevedoring reform plan

    2018-03-27T17:04:00Z

    Spain’s development ministry has made available an outline document relating to stevedoring reform, inviting observations from all interested parties.

  • Maritime 2050
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    Maritime 2050 Call for Evidence launched

    2018-03-27T17:00:00Z

    A Maritime 2050 Call for Evidence has been launched by the UK government’s Department for Transport (DfT) to seek the views of both those within and outside the sector.

  • Port of Rotterdam
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    Rotterdam begins Container Exchange Route construction

    2018-03-23T11:54:00Z

    Infrastructure construction for the Container Exchange Route (CER) has begun at the Port of Rotterdam in a bid to improve operational efficiency and reduce costs.

  • Port of Gdansk
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    Five bids for Port Centralny tender

    2018-03-21T14:34:00Z

    Five bids have been placed on a Port of Gdansk Authority (ZPMG) opened tender for the design of Port Centralny.

  • Port of Dover refrigerated cargo terminal
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    Dover awards GB£15m DWDR terminal contract

    2018-03-19T12:26:00Z

    Buckingham Group Contracting Ltd has been awarded a GB£15m contract to build a Refrigerated Cargo Terminal (RCT) at the Port of Dover''s Dover Western Docks Revival (DWDR) development.

  • Tens of miles of tailbacks is one potential consequence of Brexit according to parties on both sides of the English Channel Photo: DaveGorman at English Wikipedia/Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain
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    Brexit could cause tailbacks and food shortages

    2018-03-14T16:02:00Z

    Tens of miles of tailbacks and food shortages in Britain: these are some of the consequences that parties on either side of the English Channel have warned could result from the UK’s departure from the EU.

  • The facility has said it would be prepared for UK import border checks Photo: ????? ?????/flickr/CC BY 2.0
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    Dublin prepares for post-Brexit reality

    2018-03-14T15:38:00Z

    Dublin Port is getting ready for the “inevitability” of border controls following the UK’s departure from the European Union, with Ireland planning to complete construction work on new customs booths and freight inspection points in the city this year.

  • Calls have been made for ports in Wales to be given free port status following the UK’s departure from the European Union
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    Calls for Welsh ports to get free port status

    2018-03-14T15:38:00Z

    Calls have been made for ports in Wales to be given free port status following the UK’s departure from the European Union.

  • The privatisation of the Port of Thessaloniki has been finalised through a €1.1bn deal Photo: Wouter Menninga/flickr/CC BY-SA 2.0
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    Port of Thessaloniki privatisation finalised

    2018-03-14T15:38:00Z

    The privatisation of one of Greece’s biggest seaports, the Port of Thessaloniki, has been finalised through a €1.1bn deal.

  • SPR and ABP, which owns the port in eastern England, have awarded contracts worth around £10m for development at the facility to support the East Anglia ONE offshore windfarm
    News

    Lowestoft set for £2.5bn offshore windfarm

    2018-03-14T15:38:00Z

    The UK’s Port of Lowestoft is set to become home to a £2.5bn offshore windfarm.

  • Mark Simmonds
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    £1.7bn of port infrastructure in development

    2018-03-14T08:57:00Z

    New research shows that UK ports and terminals have an estimated £1.7bn of port infrastructure investment in the development pipeline.

  • The European Union has raised in the region of €2.4bn to finance some 100 port projects in both Spain and Ireland Photo: Yanni Koutsomitis/flickr/CC BY 2.0
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    Spanish and Irish ports receive €2.4bn in EU funds

    2018-03-13T11:51:00Z

    A European Commission report has revealed that the European Union has raised in the region of €2.4bn to finance some 100 port projects in both Spain and Ireland, as well as boosting the maritime economy in more peripheral regions of the trading block.

  • The Port of Valencia's northern expansion will only go ahead if the private sector can stump up €400m of investment capital Photo: Marcela Escandell/flickr/CC BY-SA 2.0
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    Private sector cash needed for Valencia expansion

    2018-03-13T11:51:00Z

    The northern expansion of the Port of Valencia, in Spain, will only go ahead if the private sector can stump up €400m of investment capital, says the port authority Autoridad Portuaria de Valencia (APV), or Valenciaport.

  • ESPO study
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    €48b needed for European ports

    2018-03-12T12:50:00Z

    The European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) has called for a strong Connecting Europe facility to support the €48bn investment it claims European ports need.

  • New Silk Road train
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    Silk Road rail connection for Amsterdam

    2018-03-08T11:34:00Z

    A direct rail connection has launched between Amsterdam Container Terminal and Yiwu, China, as part of China’s New Silk Road scheme.

  • Portsmouth International Port
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    ESPO urges Brexit impact assessment

    2018-03-07T12:16:00Z

    A new position paper calls on Brexit negotiators to consider the impact of potential post-Brexit scenarios on ports and the transport and logistics chain in the second phase of negotiations.

  • Ports Good Governance Guidance
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    New guidelines highlight need for UK port accountability

    2018-03-06T14:21:00Z

    The UK Department for Transport (DfT) has published the new Ports Good Governance Guidance which advises ports to be transparent, accountable and proactive in communicating information.

  • Íñigo de la Serna continues to assure all those concerned that new regulations governing stevedoring will be in place before the summer Photo: PiConsti/flickr/CC BY-SA 2.0
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    Uncertainty still dogs Spain stevedore legislation

    2018-03-04T19:32:00Z

    In Spain, the stevedoring association Anesco has written to the Ministerio de Fomento, or Ministry of Public Works, to register its concern given uncertainty over existing legislation that will come about as of May 14, which is when both local and national collective bargaining agreements could begin to partially unravel.

  • Mehmet Kutman, chairman of Global Investment Holdings (L) and Jean-Marc Peterschmitt, EBRD managing director for industry, commerce and agribusiness (R)
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    Port of Bar gets €20m EBRD loan

    2018-03-01T11:28:00Z

    The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has announced that it is providing a €20m loan to support the development of Montenegro’s main seaport, the Port of Bar.

  • The DataLong16 user interface for asset-tracking
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    Port of Barcelona gets IoT network

    2018-03-01T11:28:00Z

    Internet of Things (IoT) solutions firm Kerlink and asset-monitoring solutions company DataLong16 have announced the deployment of an IoT network in the Port of Barcelona.