Latest News – Page 58
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NewsTruck rule change
The Peruvian Association of Port Operators (ASPPOR) is calling for new regulations…
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NewsTapping transshipment
The recent expansion of West African dry bulk exports has focused attention on transshipment to reduce transport costs. The issues here are complex. Andrew Penfold takes a look at the pros and cons…
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NewsIn pole position
Polish ports are on the up, driving Baltic container volume overall. Conversely, the role of German ports in serving the Baltic is reducing, not least today due to the Russian situation. A J Keyes reports
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NewsBig ambitions, but challenges
Russia’s ‘great turn to the East’ has seen a new emphasis on the exploitation of the Northeast passage but as Oleksandr Gavrylyuk explains big challenges remain
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NewsMaximising Value
Brad Saunders, Senior Principal Engineer & Technical Lead for APAC, Coastal & Maritime Engineering, BMT, sets out how for small ports a modern approach to asset valuation is appropriate and holds considerable potential to uncover hidden value
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NewsShore Investment
The Ministry of Infrastructure in the Netherlands is allocating €140 million (US$150 million) to boost shore power…
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NewsAlt fuels bolster Rotterdam’s market position
Rotterdam is making major progress in energy transition and bolstering its market position at the same time
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NewsRisk of congestion looms again on the US west coast
Drewry says that there’s an old danger looming on the US west coast: Congestion
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NewsWellington to get its own biofuel supplier
NZ’s Port of Wellington will soon be able to supply biofuels to customers
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NewsShore power first at Netherlands terminal
Rotterdam Shortsea Terminals (RST) and Samskip have joined forces to drive down CO2 emissions
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NewsFight port emissions with PortXchange software tool
PortXchange’s software gives ports a key tool in the push to decarbonise shipping
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NewsFree container dwell reports from Beacon
Supply chain visibility platform, Beacon, is now offering free container dwell reports through its new website
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NewsPilbara Ports breaks records for fourth year in a row
Pilbara Ports in Western Australia has finished the financial year strongly, achieving a fourth consecutive year of record-breaking throughput
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NewsOakland budget puts sustainability first
The Port of Oakland is funding a range of electrification and zero-emissions initiatives
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NewsOakland releases airport terminal environment report
The Port of Oakland is inviting the public to comment on its airport terminal expansion project
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NewsIAPH and IMO ink port sector partnership
A partnership between IAPH and IMO will focus on helping developing nations strengthen their port sectors
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NewsAdd this year’s GreenPort Congress to your calendar
There’s plenty of good reasons to attend the GreenPort Congress this year
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NewsPSA shelves Hutchison sale
A gloomy financial outlook is allegedly behind PSA’s decision to shelve the sale of its stake in Hutchison Ports
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NewsCosco launches Europe/South America service
Cosco’s new weekly service will cut transit times between Europe and South America
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NewsDigital partners aim for net zero on the Thames
RightShip and the Port of London Authority are partnering up to get to net zero
