Ports & terminals

The expanded commercial agreement is for shipments of steelmaking coal from Teck’s operations in British Columbia, Canada.

Newly appointed Chief Executive Tom Willis has officially taken the leadership of Shoreham Port (UK).

The Port of Rotterdam Authority has welcomed the Green Deal presented by the European Commission in December 2019.

ABP is investing £6.8 million in the Port of Hull (UK) to install the Humber’s largest roof mounted solar scheme.

The increase in iron ore arrivals at Chinese ports has followed a 2 week decline.

A contract has been signed for the building of a multipurpose terminal at Alexandria Port, costing US$311.79 million.

The Bowen Wharf (Australia) is expected to see increased activity on and around the wharf over coming weeks.

The report: ‘Global Dry Bulk Shipping Market (by Ship Type, Commodity & Fleet Age): Insights, Trends & Forecast (2019 - 2023)’ report has been released by ResearchAndMarkets.com.

The British Ports Association (BPA) has outlined its key priorities for 2020

ABP’s Port of Ipswich has reported 500 000 t of grain exported between June - November 2019.

Pacific Logistic LLC has ordered a second crane for their Sollers Terminal in Vladivostok, Russia.

Quality Freight UK has overseen the delivery of three megamax quayside cranes into the Liverpool2 terminal, UK.

Eight companies have agreed to investigate the possibility of carbon capture, utilisation and storage infrastructure.

Enstructure has acquisired of a 900 000 sq ft. warehouse and a 38 acre long-term land lease from Louis Dreyfus Company.

An ICRA report attributes the slowdown in coal imports to the economic slowdown in recent months.