Ports & terminals

ABP has appointed the current Group HR Director at Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd to become the company’s Chief HR Officer later this year.

The Port of Amsterdam has provided an update on its annual figures for 2018, with a key highlight being the confirmation of earlier forecasts of a sixth consecutive year record for the port.

The Eastern Mining Company’s Chairman of the Board of Directors told Valery Limarenko about the achieved results of the development of production in the territory of the Uglegorsk district, as well as about its prospects.

The port in New South Wales handled 280 000 t of cement in 2018, up almost 11% y/y, while bulk fuel volumes were 1.77 million t.

North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation has opened the Port of Mackay for new bulk material trades.

The Port of Trois-Rivie`res achieved record tonnage handled in 2018.

UK Major Ports has welcomed Maritime 2050 Strategy, as well as recommendations to boost infrastructure investment.

Aberdeen Harbour Board has appointed a new Head of Organisational Development.

The partnership has been extended for another four-year term.

Associated British Ports invests £2.2 million in new agribulk terminal at the Port of Ayr in Scotland.

BIMCO has released the results of its ‘Dry Bulk Terminals Vetting Report 2018’.

Delegates from the Chinese port visited the Port of Newcastle, Australia, last week.

The Port of Rosyth has welcomed the new liebherr harbour mobile crane for bulk handling operations.

ABP South Wales has experienced growth in several sectors, including dry cargo.

Aurizon helping to power fast growing economies in Asia and on the Indian sub-continent by exporting high energy, low ash coal from Australia.