Ports & terminals

The Port of Duluth-Superior, US, has commented on its 2020 season, with the pandemic stifling tonnage.

Khalifa Port has strengthened the UAE’s food security via a new facility operated by National Feed, a large agro-commodity processor.

The Port of Southampton, UK, has taken delivery of 10 000 t of salt, its largest salt shipment in four years.

HOPA has reported that the extended Great Lakes shipping season saved up to 6700 long-distance truck trips in just one week – a significant carbon footprint reduction.

Maritime UK has welcomed Associated British Ports to the Diversity in Maritime Charter programme.

Martin Engineering recently upgraded the conveyors at the T-Gra~o Cargo terminal, in order to facilitate better control over fugitive material and to mitigate the release of airborne particles.

Essar Ports’ cumulative cargo revenue for April - December 2020 stood for 36.5 million t of cargo handling.

Port Hedland has welcomed its first LNG-fuelled vessel, as a new wave of vessels emerge to support global efforts to reduce carbon emissions.

Abu Dhabi Ports expands relief measures; halts rent increases for industrial and economic zone customers in 2021.

APM Terminals Poti closed 2020 with zero lost time injury rate.

The British Ports Association’s Chief Executive has outlined what the agenda for UK ports will look like during 2021.

The first shipment has been handled at Khalifa Port’s South Quay, heralding a major milestone for Abu Dhabi Ports.

Abu Dhabi Ports and Manufacturers’ Association of Israel to co-operate on trade enhancement, tech development and R&D.

The fourth year of APM Terminals Poti’s professional development pro-gramme has come to an end.

Port of Newcastle has called for Expressions of Interest (EOIs) for the supply of two mobile harbour cranes as part of its long-term diversification program.