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NewsECC wants better port waste facilities
The European Cruise Council (ECC) has called for closer cooperation with ports when it comes to environmental issues – specifically with regards to better port waste reception facilities akin to high standards on-board cruise ships.
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NewsUnion troubles continue at POAL
Ports of Auckland (POAL) has announced it has signed an agreement with the PortPro union but it is still in bitter dispute with the Maritime Union of New Zealand (MUNZ) over its plan for a collective agreement for port workers.
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NewsTracking trials
There is much fodder for this month’s viewpoint, with strikes hanging over the usually labour-stable US East coast and DP World’s departure from its Aden ambitions.
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NewsEpicentre of Gulf trade
Characterised by steady growth, Houston remains the main anchor of the Gulf. Martin Rushmere reports
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NewsThe single window challenge for ports
The challenges of meeting the EU’s deadline for National Single Windows and the various ways in which ports currently organise ship reporting formalities has been analysed in a study carried out by partners in the EU Port Integration Project.
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NewsRotterdam and Gothenburg form LNG alliance
The ports of Rotterdam and Gothenburg have formed a strategic alliance to accelerate the use of LNG as a maritime fuel, which they view as an important opportunity for the maritime industry to comply with the new sulphur directive coming into force in 2015.
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Forget containers, look to oil & gas
Breakbulk and liquids are likely to be the mainstay of future growth for US Gulf ports.
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NewsESPO launches its new Green Guide
The Guide was launched during a dedicated session at the GreenPort Congress and all participants received a copy. ESPO Chairman Victor Schoenmakers said he was delighted to present ESPO’s new Guide: “I am confident that the ambitious goals of the Green Guide will encourage our members to further improve their ...
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NewsESPO launches its new Green Guide
The Guide was launched during a dedicated session at the GreenPort Congress and all participants received a copy. ESPO Chairman Victor Schoenmakers said he was delighted to present ESPO’s new Guide: “I am confident that the ambitious goals of the Green Guide will encourage our members to further improve their ...
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NewsMetrans takes over Krems trimodal terminal
Transportation service company, Metrans, subsidiary of Hamburger Hafen und Logistik (HHLA), has taken over the trimodal container terminal in the Port of Krems, Austria, after acquiring Mierka Donauhafen Krems GmbH & Co KG.
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NewsNetworking opportunities abound during the refreshment breaks
During the breaks and social events, all participants took every opportunity to meet acquaintances old and new from across the globe.
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NewsNetworking opportunities abound during the refreshment breaks
During the breaks and social events, all participants took every opportunity to meet acquaintances old and new from across the globe.
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NewsMarseille Fos exhibited at the 2012 Congress
As Hosts, the Port Authority took every opportunity to promote the ongoing improvements being made to this busy port.
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NewsMarseille Fos exhibited at the 2012 Congress
As Hosts, the Port Authority took every opportunity to promote the ongoing improvements being made to this busy port.
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NewsExhibitors took every opportunity to discuss their products and services
All exhibitors at the GreenPort Congress were kept busy during the networking coffee and lunch breaks.
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NewsExhibitors took every opportunity to discuss their products and services
All exhibitors at the GreenPort Congress were kept busy during the networking coffee and lunch breaks.
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NewsDelegates and speakers came from far and wide
The GreenPort Congress always attracts a truly international audience, and this year was no exception. All who came enjoyed the many networking opportunities and took the chance to share knowledge and to discuss the many issues facing ports and terminals today.
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NewsDelegates and speakers came from far and wide
The GreenPort Congress always attracts a truly international audience, and this year was no exception. All who came enjoyed the many networking opportunities and took the chance to share knowledge and to discuss the many issues facing ports and terminals today.
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NewsThe Tour of Marseille Port rounded off an excellent week
The week ended as it began, with much discussion and networking. Starting in the Vieux Port, the heart of Marseille, delegates were shown the many faces of this busy Port.
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NewsThe Tour of Marseille Port rounded off an excellent week
The week ended as it began, with much discussion and networking. Starting in the Vieux Port, the heart of Marseille, delegates were shown the many faces of this busy Port.
