Latest News – Page 70
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NewsGo Large in Cuba
Neo-Panamax ships can now be handled at the Mariel Container Terminal (TCM) in Cuba.
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NewsAdani Boxes Up
For the fiscal year period April 2022 to March 2023, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd…
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NewsCan India deliver?
Many of the drivers for rapid container trade growth are found in India. Are the planets finally aligned to deliver this? Andrew Penfold takes a look at the pros and the cons
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NewsUnlocking the potential
Mexico’s containerports are moving forward positively but can do even better with greater investment in connecting road and rail infrastructure. Rob Ward reports
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NewsRussia’s plan B
Russia has turned to Plan B to secure dry freight shipping capacity – the enlargement of its merchant fleet through domestic construction and acquisition. Oleksandr Gavrylyuk reports
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NewsBuilding practical resilience
Jaret Fattori, Senior Consultant, BMT, lays out an effective route to building resilience and adaptation planning to counter the negative impact of extreme weather events and to assist the transition to a low carbon economy
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NewsSafety first, says Steele
More than 70 years on from its foundation, safety still comes first, says Richard Steele, CEO, ICHCA. Felicity Landon talks one on one
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NewsVital to engage the workforce
ICHCA’s membership includes the International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) and other workforce representative organisations.
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NewsPlotting a path for PCS
Nico De Cauwer, newly appointed Secretary General of the International Port Community Systems Association (IPCSA), discusses the IPSCA agenda with Felicity Landon
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NewsGreen hydrogen on Teesside explored
A new partnership will see the potential for green hydrogen production on Teesside explored
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News‘Holistic’ contracts needed for shipping efficiency, says BIMCO director
Historical charter party agreements first put in place a century ago are no longer fit for today’s shipping industry
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NewsPorts need ‘clear strategy and vision’ for sustainability
A clear vision and strategy for sustainability and decarbonisation is critical if ports are to meet net zero targets
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NewsWe can and must decarbonise logistics: Maersk
Day two of the Coastlink Conference opened with a stark message about the climate emergency
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NewsCertainty of policy essential for water freight
The UK government is being urged to set a growth target for water freight
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NewsSustainability and decarbonisation never far from Coastlink discussions
Nick Lambert opens two days of Coastlink conference with a climate-change call to arms
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NewsSupply chain test bed project gets under way
A new initiative to create digital twins to test supply chain resilience in the UK is getting under way
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NewsNew automated cranes for Virginia
The 36 new automated stacking cranes are part of a major capacity expansion programme at the Port of Virginia
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NewsAutomating logistics processes saves time
Automating container procurement processes can reduce the need for problem fixing and save logistics professionals a day per week
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NewsDecarbonising the waterways
A new partnership is set to explore ways to help decarbonise Europe’s inland waterways
