Dry bulk shiploading news
Ports & Terminals Review 2019: HAROPA Ports, France
In 2018, dry bulk transiting through HAROPA ports reached a total of 13.28 million t.
Ports & Terminals Review 2019: Port of Hamburg, Germany
Germany is one of the world’s leading industrial countries, making it dependent on a reliable flow of essential raw materials.
Ports & Terminals Review 2019: Essar Ports, India
Essar Ports is one of India’s largest private sector port and terminal developers and operators.
FMT and Indian Register of Shipping sign strategic cooperation agreement
Further Marine Technology and Indian Register of Shipping have signed a memorandum of understanding on strategic cooperation.
Teck and CN announce rail shipping agreement
CN and Teck Resources Limited has announced a long-term rail agreement for shipping of steelmaking coal from Teck’s four BC operations between Kamloops and Neptune Terminals, and other west coast ports.
Latest ship-to-shore cranes arrive in Mersey for L2 terminal
Three megamax quayside cranes have sailed up the Mersey River, destined for the Liverpool2 container terminal, completing the final stage of their voyage from China.
Major Ports Group welcomes manifesto commitments on infrastructure but stresses the need for coastal focus
The UK Major Ports Group (UKMPG) responded to commitments on infrastructure development in party manifestos and announced the major ports sector’s priorities for a new government.
Cliin cargo hold robot technology shipowners saving shipowners' time, costs and minimising delay risks
Robot technology – already deployed to Ultrabulk, Norden, J. Lauritzen, and Oldendorff – could prevent as much as 300 000 t of chemicals entering world’s oceans.
Applications in building and construction to elevate loader crane market
Loader crane market landscape global revenue is set to expand at 4.6% through 2026.
Lydia Oldendorff sets loading record at Puerto Bolivar and Port of Antwerp
The 207 562 DWT Lydia Oldendorff has set a record for being the largest vessel to load coal at Puerto Bolivar in Colombia, as well as at the Port of Antwerp.