Decade-old plan for new 3m TEU port in Yantian resumes
SHENZEN : Hutchison Port Holdings Trust (HPHT) and China’s Shenzhen Yantian Port Group (SYPG) have revived a decade-old plan to build a new deep-water container port in the
Plans for London’s first new shipyard in a century
The Port of London Authority (PLA) is working with property developers, London & Regional, and the Royal Docks Team (RDT) to deliver the first new shipyard on the
Wärtsilä and Tanger Med carry out First Digital Vessel port call
MOROCCO : Tanger Med Port Authority, Wärtsilä Voyage, Hapag-Lloyd, and Anglo-Eastern Ship Management have succeeded in enabling the world’s first digitally controlled port arrival. The container vessel Kobe Express owned
Alliance MD2 service returns to APM Terminals Barcelona
BARCELONA : The Alliance, a shipping alliance between Hapag Lloyd, Ocean Network Express (ONE), Yang Ming and HMM, has once again entrusted APM Terminals Barcelona with calls from
Port of Antwerp awards breakbulk concession
A further boost for breakbulk and project cargo segment At the end of last year, Port of Antwerp launched an appeal for the water-bound site of around 15
Port of Oakland increases FY 2022 budget
OAKLAND : The Oakland Board of Port Commissioners has approved a US$465.3 million fiscal year (FY) 2021-22 budget, which is increased by 7.6% from the budget of the
DP World and Somaliland open new terminal at Berbera Port, announce second phase expansion and break
“Our further expansion of the port in a second phase, and its integration with the special economic zone we are developing along the Berbera Corridor, reflects our confidence
Fremantle Port workers to strike for 24 hours
FREMANTLE : Fremantle Inner Harbour workers will undertake 24 hours of legally protected industrial action from 10 am (local time) on 25 June, preventing vessels from docking at
Yantian to return to full operations , box backlog expected to take many weeks to clear
SHENZHEN : Yantian Port is set to resume normal operations after a month-long cut in productivity brought about by a Covid-19 outbreak. Shippers have been warned it will
First zero-emission, full-electric shunting locomotives for Port of Rotterdam in production
Rail Innovators Group (RIG) initiated a joint development agreement together with Railway equipment manufacturer CRRC in 2018, aiming to replace diesel shunting locomotives in the port of Rotterdam.