World News – Page 64
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NewsProtest blocks port
A protest blocking a UK port has been broken up after causing traffic to come to a standstill.
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NewsEmpty container park EOI
An Australian port has opened Expressions of Interest (EOI) regarding potential establishment of an empty container park (ECP)
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NewsCOSCO terminal stake
COSCO SHIPPING Ports (CSP) will acquire a stake in a German container terminal.
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NewsPort consolidation
One South East Asian country is gearing up to carry out a port operations merger
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NewsGreen ports clash
Animosity is brewing as the Scottish Government clashes with the UK Government over green ports.
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NewsCalifornia cargo action
California ports have announced new measures to speed up cargo throughput as congestion builds.
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NewsYemen port strike
One of Yemen’s ports has suffered infrastructure damage after being attacked by Houthi forces.
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NewsIndia terminal MoU
A new container terminal in India is amongst the investments agreed in a new memorandum of understanding (MoU).
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NewsText traffic alerts
Traffic alerts via text message are now being offered by one US port to reduce delays and improve cargo movement.
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NewsNO CHANGING OF THE GUARD
In eastern Canada there are new container terminal plans gaining approval and others now unlikely to occur. AJ Keyes looks at what is expected to change in the region and what it means.
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NewsUAE terminal concession
AD Ports (Abu Dhabi) Group and CMA CGM Group have signed a 35-year UAE terminal concession agreement.
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TSR: PLANS BUT PROBLEMS
Oleksandr Gavrylyuk highlights the recent Ever Given type incident on the TSR and identifies future system capacity expansion plans.
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NewsCARTAGENA SETS THE STANDARD
Colombia may not have won that many medals at the recent Tokyo Olympics but its key port of Cartagena is certainly a winner in the transshipment business.
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NewsMONTEVIDEO HUB HOPES
With priority now established for TCP in container handling and Paraguayan transshipment returning the ambition is to establish Montevideo as the leading regional hub.
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NewsNEW OPTION FOR HOLY GRAIL
The traditional option from East Canada ports to discretionary hinterlands is intermodal rail. However, another option now exists. AJ Keyes investigates
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NewsMega ship manoeuvring
Manoeuvring very large ships to port is now safer and more efficient thanks to new technology.
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NewsAUS’: THE REFORM DEBATE
A new report from Australia’s Productivity Commission adds fuel to the fire of proposed maritime sector reforms – the battle lines are being drawn. Mike Mundy reviews the pros and cons.
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NewsKaohsiung buy-in
CMA CGM has reinforced its commitment to Taiwan’s Port of Kaohsiung with a new deal.
