Ports & terminals

On 3 July, Belfast Harbour released its annual results with a key highlight being that its capital investment spend during 2018 rose 24% to £52 million.

Shoreham Port have appointed a new Chief Executive, whose role will become effective in December 2019.

The final monetary impact to Tallinna Sadam from the bankruptcy proceedings of AS Coal Terminal depends on the combined effect of the outcomes of several parallel disputes.

Belfast Harbour Commissioners has taken delivery of a Mantsinen 300M; the worlds largest hydraulic crane.

Associated British Ports (ABP) has become the first UK port operator to provide employees with an exclusive range of women’s personal protective equipment.

ClassNK has released its annual report on Port State Control to assist ship operators and management companies in maintaining compliant operations.

The UK Major Ports Group has revealed what three urgent Brexit preparation steps the Government must take.

Two levels of government will participate in equal measure to modernise the Pointe-aux-Basques bulk terminal.

HES Gdynia Bulk Terminal SP has ordered an eco-efficient Konecranes Gottwald Model 6 mobile harbour crane for continuous duty bulk handling.

R-Logitech, PMV and FPIM have completed the acquisition of Euroports Holdings Sarl.

Construction for the Centerm expansion project and South Shore access project will begin on 2 July.

The contract comes after the port’s investment in a new £30 000 bagging plant to further expand the services it provides.

The company has achieved a 9.2 million t throughput in first two months of FY20, a growth of around 28% when compared to the corresponding period in FY19.

Warrenpoint Port has appointed a new CEO, whose role will become effective in late summer.

The Port of Rotterdam Authority has signed individual Letters of Intent (LoI) with four companies that are expected to help make the port more sustainable, efficient and ‘smarter’.