Ports & terminals

Cooper Specialised Handling Ltd has announced the arrival of the first of two Mantsinen 120M Hybrilift to the ABP Port of Garston, near Liverpool.

EST-Floattech has been contracted by Hoogendijk Electric to design and deliver the complete battery system for a self-discharging bulk carrier.

The FHP Group has ordered an eco-efficient Generation 6 Konecranes Gottwald Mobile Harbor Crane for the Multi Service Terminal in the Marghera Port near Venice, Italy.

The first shipment of coal from Bowen Coking Coal’s Bluff Mine has left Cook Colliery and been shipped by rail to RG Tanna Coal Terminal.

The Belledune Port Authority has reported a second consecutive year of profitable operations, despite the global supply chain slowdown.

The volume of cargo that arrives and leaves the ports of Paraná by rail increased by 6.4% in the first four months of 2022, compared to the same period last year.

Australia’s first wind fences, designed to reduce dust emissions as part of BHP’s AUS$300 million air quality commitment, will be built in Port Hedland by CIMIC Group’s CPB Contractors.

Hoffmann Green has signed a 40 year temporary occupation permit in Dunkirk Major Sea Port to build the company’s third production site on a 5 ha. plot of land.

Associated British Ports has concluded a new, long-term agreement with East Coast Marine Aggregates, comprising Eastern Concrete Ltd and SRC Aggregates.

Grindrod’s Matola terminal at the Port of Maputo has received a second train carrying coal from Botswana.

Marcor Stevedoring B.V. intends to extend its floating terminal in Rotterdam with the development of a dry bulk terminal at the Steinweg Hartel Terminal.

Scotland’s largest agricultural products hub at the Port of Rosyth has reached a milestone of handling 1 million t of product for Cefetra.

Port of Rotterdam has announced its freight throughput for 1Q22.

The Panama Canal has received the ‘Las 50 Primeras’ seal by the Ministry of the Environment, in recognition of the leadership shown by the organisation in defining the voluntary commitment to carbon neutrality by 2050.

The world’s largest hydraulic crane has arrived at the Port of Immingham, part of a £3 million investment by Associated British Ports.