Ports & terminals

An alliance of three partners – Welhunt, Oldendorff Carriers and Haivan – introduce a coal transhipment hub in South Vietnam.

ABP’s Humber International Terminal invests £10 million in two new Gottwald 820 cranes as part of a customer improvement scheme for the site.

Millennium Bulk Terminals moves into final permitting stages for construction of the docks and dredging of the berth pocket for its coal export terminal.

Belfast Harbour’s turnover grew by 7% to £58.1 million while operating profit increased by 12% to £32.2 million according to its 2016 Annual Report.

Ecocem Ireland set to capitalise on London/southeast construction market with the opening of its second import terminal in the Port of Medway.

The ABTO has said the current measures in place to test cargoes for potential liquefaction are inadequate.

The company will provide training and ramp-up support services in connection with Nyrstar's Transformation Project in Port Pirie, South Australia.

DP World Australia takes delivery of state-of-the-art port crane training simulators from CM Labs Simulations.

Country’s oldest stevedore to open its only Great Lakes facility in Indiana.

Djibouti has installed a new US$90 million potash port in Ethiopia, which comes as the second of 4 new ports to be built.

The Port of Tilbury has begun the formal statutory consultation to seek further views from local communities and other stakeholders on its proposals to build a new port terminal.

The Atlantic and Western Railway (ATW), has announced the opening of a Choice Terminal™ bulk transload facility in Sanford, N.C.

The Port of Tyne has taken delivery of two, new purpose-built eco-hoppers on 6 June, costing £34.5 million.

Antwerp Port Authority signed a collaboration agreement with the port of Caofeidian in China to further increase trade between the ports.

Sparrows Group has secured a contract to provide inspection services across all 17 of CertainTeed’s US Gypsum plants.