Ports & terminals

The new lightweight tanks are designed and built to comply with the Fleet Operators Recognition Scheme (FORS) Silver accreditation, intended to protect vulnerable road users.

The unloading of its first shipment of GreenSpar anorthosite in the Port of Charleston was terminated before completion for reasons outside the company’s control.

Barrett Steel had its first cargo of steel arrive at Shoreham Port on Sunday 8 September.

The aim of the masterplan is to create a framework for the proposed on-going industrial development of the site, while creating a high quality workplace environment for the future workforce population.

The Port of Ayr celebrates its new Bute terminal opening, which will help support Scotland’s farming community and facilitate economic growth in the region.

Gladstone Ports Corporation (GPC) and Sugar Terminals Ltd (STL) have joined forces, investing in the industry and economic potential of the Bundaberg region, Australia.

Townsville Marine Logistics is already planning for a second Konecranes Gottwald Model 6 mobile harbour crane.

Borough Council Executive Director was given a tour of the port facilities and learnt about the port’s strategic importance and support of key customers in the region.

Grindrod Shipping Holdings Ltd, a provider of maritime transportation services in the dry bulk and product tanker sectors, today announced its first half 2019 earnings results.

The UK Major Ports Group has commented on the 30 August launch by the government of a £10 million fund for grants to allow further Brexit preparation at UK ports.

Transhipment in the North Sea Canal Area of the seaports of Amsterdam, IJmuiden, Beverwijk and Zaanstad rose in the first half of 2019 to 54.1 million t.

Peel Ports Group receives official accreditation with the internationally recognised quality mark of Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) at all of its principal ports by Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customers.

The UK Major Ports Group comments on the government’s announcement of an extra £9 million for port area councils.

£5 million will be given to local councils, which either have or are near to a major air, land or sea port and £4 million to local resilience forums.

The Port of Everett Commission has named the Port’s current Deputy Executive Director Lisa Lefeber as the Port’s next CEO, which will become effective on 16 October 2019.