Ports & terminals

The Port of Milford Haven’s board confirms Andy Jones’ appointment as Interim Chief Executive. 

The project currently involves the installation of around 227 cameras and an investment of around €3 million. In the future, this network can be expanded with another 150 cameras.

At the 6th global AM summit the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) signed two Memorandum of Understanding documents for 3D printing.

The Port of Tyne has welcomed hundreds of delegates as it hosts the British Port Association’s annual conference.

The Public Sector Pension Investment company (PSP Investments) has successfully finalised its transaction with Forth Ports Ltd, and has sold minority stakes in the Group to some of its long-term investment partners.

ABP appoints one of its Scotland port managers as the new Scottish Chambers of Commerce Director.

The project is a joint initiative of the Port of Rotterdam Authority, Euro-Rhine Group and entrepreneur Geert Van De Ven.

The ACCC has determined that Port of Newcastle should reduce its current charge for ships entering the port to carry Glencore’s coal by around 20% to AUS$0.61 per gross tonne.

Ports Australia welcomes Grant Gilfillan as new Chair to the Board.

ABP’s new investment will be used to build a fourth bagging plant for Thomas Bell & Sons, and to purchase new equipment for the expanded facility.

Record trade, infrastructure projects, world-leading environmental research and a busy community sponsorship programme are among key achievements highlighted in North Queensland Bulk Ports’ 2017-18 annual report.

In order to meet the growing demand, the Antwerp Port Authority is promoting the expansion of hinterland connections, especially by rail.

The Port of Antwerp addresses the breakbulk community and gives special mention to Antwerp XL.

Arcus European Infrastructure Fund 1 LP agrees to sell its shares in Forth Ports Limited to the Public Sector Pension Investment Board, adding to its current shareholding.

In September, APM Terminals launched a new global core competency centre (GC3) which was intended to help meet the technology demands of the business.