Ports & terminals

The grant, the largest ever received by the Port, will expand rail lines leading to the Temco grain elevator.

An estimated 5 t of oil was reported to have overflowed during a bunkering operation from a receiving Bahamas-flagged Bulk Carrier. The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has confirmed the overflow has stopped.

The port of Rotterdam has announced its figures for 3Q24, including those for dry bulk.

The portal slewing crane of type LPS 600, the first of its kind in Germany, is set to enhance bulk and general cargo operations at the port of Brake, which handles 1924 ship calls and 7.1 million t of a wide range of goods annually on the water side.

Through the MoU, the companies said they have expressed their intent to promote best practices by regularly exchanging knowledge, expertise and best practice solutions.

The company has signed an agreement with Rotterdam Shore Power comprising a partnership between the Port of Rotterdam Authority and Eneco.

King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands and the King of Belgium Philippe jointly opened the New Lock in Terneuzen, the Netherlands.

DP World has announced a £1 billion expansion of London Gateway to make it Britain’s largest container port within five years.

INTERCARGO is strongly urging its members (shipowners, managers and operators) to subscribe to the newly launched Dry Bulk Management Standard (DryBMS) portal.

LogisticsConnect is the new conference and exhibition from CONGRESS BREMEN. It will take place in the Bremen Exhibition and Conference Centre from 6 – 7 March 2025.

The importation was managed by ADM Agriculture, a global leader in animal nutrition. The maize will be stored in ADM's dedicated port-centric facilities at Liverpool before distribution to farms across the region.

After almost 100 years, the Port of Galveston’s towering grain facility will soon be no more.

Associated British Ports (ABP), the UK’s largest and leading ports operator, is delighted to announce the appointment of Andrew Dawes to the position of Regional Director, Humber to succeed Simon Bird.

Scheduled maintenance will help the mining company to save 67% in fuel, and will be conducted on Vale’s five tugboats and two ferryboats that operate in the company's terminals in Rio de Janeiro.

Overall construction of the upgrades is expected to continue to June 2026.