Port of Belledune breaks metric tonnage record
The Port of Belledune handled 402 172 t in July alone, and have officially broken the record for tonnage handled in one month.
Ports & terminals
ABP to develop new port technologies with Rolls Royce and Svitzer
ABP will work with Rolls Royce and Svitzer to develop the innovative technologies and systems needed to operate efficiently and sustainably, well into the 21st century.
Canada Government in talks with regional First Nations about Ridley Terminals divestiture
The Government of Canada has announced consultations with six First Nations in the Prince Rupert area in advance of a potential sale of Ridley Terminals Inc.
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BossTek supplies Port of Coeymans with dust management solution
The Port of Coeymans utilises BossTek DustBoss® DB-60™ atomised mist cannons to help manage fugitive dust emissions at the port.
Numbers continue to rise at Port of Belledune
Close to being a record, the amount of cargo handled at the Port of Belledune in June was a 346 710 t.
PMAC Energy secures land at RBT for waste to energy plant development
Redcar Bulk Terminal and PMAC Energy are set to construct a £250 million waste to energy plant, which will create 400 local jobs.
Indian ports see surge in coal imports
India’s 12 major ports have seen a rise in coal imports, totalling 28.28 million t in the April - June period.
Laydown capacity grows at Port of Corpus Christi
Wind turbine components mark the first delivery to the new breakbulk cargo laydown yard at Port Corpus Christi.
Port of Montreal and Fonds de solidarité FTQ agree to make CAN$100 million available for business development
CAN$100 million will be made available to companies that wish to develop projects in Greater Montreal connected with the Port’s logistics chain.
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ABP completes lock gate refurbishments at Port of Newport
This replacement and refurbishment of the Newport Dock outer and middle lock gates will ensure they can continue to protect the dock impoundment and locking operation for the next 60 years.
China: strict port restrictions disrupt berthing
China’s recent port restrictions have caused producers to search for alternative ports in order to berth their vessels carrying coal.
T-Ports marks start of construction at Lucky Bay
Today, an official sod turning event is taking place at the T-Ports Lucky Bay bunker site (Australia) to mark the start of the construction project.
Cefetra signs agreement with Forth Ports to aid expansion in Scotland
Leading agricultural importer for the UK and Ireland signs a long-term contract with Forth Ports Ltd to use its Port of Rosyth in Dunfermline (Scotland) to aid its Scottish expansion.
Port of Hull investment supports local jobs and wider economy
Since the investment of over £3 million, ABP’s Port of Hull (UK) has seen a rise in its contribution to the UK ecomomy.
China plans to move all haulage of iron ore and coking coal to rail or waterway by late 2020
The policy announcement is in response to air pollution caused through haulage by trucks.