Ports & terminals

The Lucky Bay project, a terminal for grain storage and export, is located on the Eyre peninsula in South Australia.

The two ports have committed themselves to strengthening relations and cargo flows.

Tony Parker, previously Director of Engineering at Shoreham Port, has been appointed to the new role of Director of Infrastructure & Climate Change, the first of its kind for a UK port.

The development is part of the Port’s longer-term plan for the refurbishment of the wider Lady Bee Marina area.

One of the key changes is the formalising of the 15-knot speed reduction in the First Narrows, which was previously voluntary.

Abbot Point has commented on the recent flooding and intense rainfall.

The STORMAJOR® comes in three types, each designed for receiving, loading and stockpiling specific dry bulk materials.

Shoreham Port has appointed its first Port Director of Infrastructure and Climate Change, as well as a new Director of Engineering.

The Port of Rotterdam has put into operation a new Internet of Things platform which is to further improve safety and efficiency.

ABP has appointed the port operator’s first Chief Information Officer.

The new system will help manage the rapid rise in cargo handling volume at the Chilean port.

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.