Ports & terminals

The Port of Amsterdam publishes its annual report for 2017 which shows an increase in revenue for the port.

Liebherr Maritime Cranes has released its first purely electrical driven port crane for bulk handling.

Konecranes secures a repeat order for a Konecranes Gottwald Model 7 Mobile Harbour Crane from Terminal San Giorgio S.r.L. (TSG), one of Genoa’s leading terminals.

Peel Ports Group signs a Memorandum of Understanding with ASV Global (ASV) for the application of autonomous vessel technology in UK port operations.

Forth Ports’ new training academy enters its first stage of construction.

A local MP has visited the Port of Teignmouth to find out more about how it fuels trade in the southwest.

PWC’s latest report, ‘Strengthening Africa’s gateways to trade’, suggests that Africa needs to increase investment in Africa’s ports if it is to accelerate growth and development.

Dhamra Port in Odisha (India) has entered its second phase of expansion, and once work is complete is set to become the largest port in India.

East Mining Company Limited has completed its Emco-1 transhipment barge upgrade.

At its Annual General Shareholders’ Meeting, SAAM reported an 11% net increase in income for 2017 and reports that it is to invest close to $85 million to maintain its port equipment and infrastructure for the year ahead.

The Glad Mark dry bulk carrier was anchored at the roadstead of Shakhtersk’s Coal Sea port for loading operations.

Peel Ports Group signs a contract with ADM Arkady which will provide a welcome boost to its operations at its Glasgow and Liverpool port facilities.

Samson has reached an agreement to provide its new mobile material feeder to the Port of Sillamae in Estonia.

On 28 March, EMCO Transportation Systems became a resident in the Free Port of Vladivostok.

The Windsor Port Authority Board appoints a new CEO and President of the Port.