Ports & terminals

This replacement and refurbishment of the Newport Dock outer and middle lock gates will ensure they can continue to protect the dock impoundment and locking operation for the next 60 years.

China’s recent port restrictions have caused producers to search for alternative ports in order to berth their vessels carrying coal.

Today, an official sod turning event is taking place at the T-Ports Lucky Bay bunker site (Australia) to mark the start of the construction project.

Leading agricultural importer for the UK and Ireland signs a long-term contract with Forth Ports Ltd to use its Port of Rosyth in Dunfermline (Scotland) to aid its Scottish expansion.

Since the investment of over £3 million, ABP’s Port of Hull (UK) has seen a rise in its contribution to the UK ecomomy.

The policy announcement is in response to air pollution caused through haulage by trucks.

The figure is a new record for the port, exceeding the previous record set in May this year.

Kerry Logistics Network Ltd signs a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Anaklia City JSC to develop the Anaklia deepsea port in Georgia.

Konecranes’ Gottwald Model 2 crane will play a key role in the supply chain from bulk vessels to the coal-fired power plant.

Four SAMSON eco hoppers with ATEX certification are set to double throughput at the Port of Mombasa.

The expanded system of conveyor belts directly connects six storage areas in the port territory with berthing shiploaders, which ensures the continuity of col supply.

Enviva Partners has revealed that its Chesapeake terminal is once again in full operation.

T-Ports announces that construction work has begun at its Lucky Bay bunker site near Cowell (South Australia).

“The UK Major Ports Group is making an open call for ground-breaking perspectives and ideas on what are the top five ways digitisation could transform the major port of tomorrow.”

Coal shipments from the company’s offshore terminal in Shakhtersk, Russia exceeded 1 million t.