Ports & terminals

Rajant Corp. has appointed Emcom AS as a new distributor for its Kinetic Mesh wireless networks across Scandinavia.

On 16 July 2020, the EU announced that it was backing the construction of the Theemsweg route in the Port of Rotterdam area to the tune of almost €9 million in additional funding.

The European Commission has awarded €500 000 in funding for further research to the RH2INE partnership, whose members also include the Port of Rotterdam Authority.

UKMPG has outlined what it believes the government must do in order to make freeports a success for the UK.

Wood pellets have become a highly sought-after product and are being used more and more for industrial heating purposes, replacing the outdated use of fossil fuels, and are exported out of the Port of Belledune.

A new report from EastGate contemplates the state of the dry bulk industry half way through a difficult year.

The BPA remains concerned by the arbitrary cap of establishing up to 10 freeports and is seeking to remind government that an ambitious and inclusive UK Freeport model is within reach.

Despite the impact of the coronavirus crisis on global production and logistics chains and a pandemic-driven drop in demand, the Port of Antwerp remained 100% operational.

In 2016 Kuenz was awarded a contract with APM Terminals, a subsidiary of Maersk Group, to deliver 42 ASCs to a new automated terminal in the Port of Tanger, Morocco.

In 2016, Kuenz was awarded a contract with APM Terminals to deliver 42 ASCs to a new automated terminal in the Port of Tanger, Morocco.

Singapore-based Trust Energy Resources Pte Ltd, a subsidiary of Tata Power, has announced the sale of its three ships.

DNV GL’s new study shows the pivotal role ports can play in the world’s decarbonisation challenge.

Fort Road and the new Fort Road Bridge in Tilbury recently reopened following the successful completion of construction works as part of the Tilbury2 port development.

Port of Newcastle is one of seven Hunter institutions that have united to advocate for and drive local adoption of the UN sustainable development goals.

Several South Korean ports will have designated national sulfur emission control areas from midnight 1 September 2020.