Latest News – Page 72
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Reducing maritime incidents
Half of maritime incidents recorded by Rightship in 2022 took place within port limits. Yucel Yildiz, Port and Terminal Manager, Rightship, contends more effective information gathering has a positive role to play in reducing this telling statistic
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Gaussin enters into joint venture for autonomous systems
Gaussin has entered into a joint venture to expand its autonomous vehicle offering
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Methanol bunkering first for the Port of Houston
Barge-to-ship methanol bunkering has taken place on the US Gulf Coast
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HHLA goes hybrid with new straddle carrier fleet
Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG’s (HHLA) Container Terminal Tollerort has eight new low-emission hybrid straddle carriers
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Hydrogen tractor project underway at Valencia
Valencia’s hydrogen-powered terminal tractor has arrived to start an important EU test project
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Mandatory pre-booking at Eurogate Bremerhaven
New pre-booking system at the Eurogate Container Terminal in Bremerhaven aims to reduce truck handling times by 40%
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New quay cranes for Antwerp Gateway
Three new quay cranes have arrived at DP World Antwerp Gateway as part of a €200 million plan to expand and modernise the terminal
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Making the best of the worst
BMT*, the specialist consulting group, provides detailed insight into distressed cargo management operations and how to extract value and upside in the face of a serious shipping incident
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Klabin in Paranaguá
Brazilian paper producer and exporter Klabin has opened up a new terminal in the south…
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Scandlines implements smart port solution
A new smart port solution at ferry terminals in Germany and Denmark will help create the ‘ports of the future’
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Vitoria Partnership
At the Intermodal SA panel on “port infrastructure” Ilson Hulle, the president of the newly privatised Port of Vitoria…
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Joint Manifesto
Pedro Moreira, President of the Brazilian Association of Logistics (Abralog), called upon attendees at the Intermodal SA’s…
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Santos Brasil: speculation rife
One issue that was high on the agenda of attendees at the Intermodal show was future ownership of container terminals at the Port of Santos, South America’s biggest port with 4.99 million TEU handled last year (38 per cent of Brazil’s total 12.6M TEU in 2022).
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Brazil’s new political dimensions
Brazil’s new Minister for Ports and Shipping was the headline act at this year’s Intermodal South America trade show and conference.
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Progress and prospects
Neil Davidson and Erik Wehl, of the WAPPP* Port Chapter, take a searching look at the progress to date, challenges and prospects for port master concessions
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Taiwan: at a crossroads
Andrew Penfold examines the twists and turns of Taiwan linked container trade and identifies the key influencers to the shape of things to come
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A new order in China – Australia coal trade?
Technically you can’t say the ban is over because it was never formally in place but in reality there is a change of attitude by the Chinese authorities which is seeing a return of Australian coal to the Chinese market.
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Liner shipping: out with the new and back with the old
Out with the new and back with the old as carriers revert to market share strategies that further collapse freight rates and re-structuring of partnerships.
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Weak early 2023 port volumes in abundance
While many ports do not report monthly traffic volumes, the data from the ports that do…
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PD Ports appoints two new leaders
PD Ports has made two new appointments to its executive leadership team