Essar Ports Vizag Terminal handles its largest dry bulk vessel
Essar Ports Vizag Terminal has handled it largest bulk carrier to date, the M.V. Star Eleni.
Essar Ports Vizag Terminal has handled it largest bulk carrier to date, the M.V. Star Eleni.
Associated British Ports is investing £32 million in port equipment in the Humber to maintain customer demand.
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd through its subsidiary, The Adani Harbour Services Ltd, has entered into a definitive agreement for the acquisition of 100% stake in Ocean Sparkle Ltd.
The construction of a new pulp terminal on the pier of the Port of Paranaguá, which began in June 2021, is advanced and is expected to be completed in 2H22.
Pilbara Ports Authority has announced its shipping figures for March 2022.
The first oceangoing vessel of the 2022 maritime shipping season is scheduled to arrive in the Port of Duluth-Superior.
RightShip has launched its new Maritime Emissions Portal, designed to help ports and terminal operators accelerate ship-based emissions reductions initiatives with more accurate and granular data.
AECOM has been selected by the Texas Department of Transportation to provide design and engineering services for its Maritime Division.
McKeil Marine’s MV Evans Spirit arrived at the Port of Hamilton on 24 March 2022.
National Grain Company, a joint venture between SALIC and Bahri, and HAIF Trading & Construction Company have signed a construction agreement for a grains terminal in Yanbu Commercial Port.
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd has crossed a historic milestone by handling 300 million t of cargo well ahead of the year end.
FLSmidth has been awarded the contract to build Gladstone Ports Corp’s new shiploader 1 on site in Queensland, Australia.
NORDEN has signed a major contract with Comilog, entering into a new business area of port logistics.
The world’s largest hydraulic crane, currently being built by Mantsinen, is heading to the Port of Immingham as part of a £3 million investment by Associated British Ports.
The Maputo and Matola Drybulk Terminals, the sub-concessions of the Maputo Port Development Company, are considering the expansion of their footprint.