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North Sea Port measures to fight spread of CoronavirusNorth Sea Port measures to fight spread of CoronavirusBoth the Belgian and Dutch Governments have declared steps required to prevent further Coronavirus spread. Port in the North Sea follows these steps. At the same time, Port in the North Sea needs to keep the port open wherever possible and where secure.
Port of Oakland and Oakland International Airport to remain openPort of Oakland and Oakland International Airport to remain open
YILPORT Holding orders 4 new STS cranes for LiscontYILPORT Holding orders 4 new STS cranes for LiscontYILPORT Holding has ordered 4 new gantry cranes ship-to-shore (STS) for its Liscont Container Terminal in Lisbon, Portugal.
Canaveral Port Authority launches ro-ro divisionCanaveral Port Authority launches ro-ro division
Port of Singapore extends measures to minimize the risk of coronavirusPort of Singapore extends measures to minimize the risk of coronavirusThe Singapore Maritime and Port Authority (MPA) has introduced temperature screening for inbound travellers at all maritime checkpoints including ferry and cruise terminals, PSA terminals and Jurong Port.
The port of Tripoli was struck by projectilesThe port of Tripoli was struck by projectiles
DP World returns to private ownershipDP World returns to private ownershipOne of the world’s largest port operators, DP World is delisting from the Nasdaq Dubai and returning to fully private ownership. Following the announcement, the firm’s stock rose 10% to $14.30 in morning trade in the Middle East.
Dublin Port reports strong growth in EU trade volumesDublin Port reports strong growth in EU trade volumesDublin Port Company has today reported full year trading figures for 2019.
Port of Milwaukee roads floodedPort of Milwaukee roads floodedigh winds, towering waves and flooding have caused millions of dollars in damage to Port Milwaukee on Lake Michigan.
APM Terminals Rotterdam to be sold to Hutchison PortsAPM Terminals Rotterdam to be sold to Hutchison PortsThe conventional, straddle carrier-direct 2.5M TEU terminal will be acquired by Hutchison.
Black Sea security is topic of NATO’s visit to UkraineBlack Sea security is topic of NATO’s visit to Ukraine
Greece approved Piraeus Port Development ProjectGreece approved Piraeus Port Development ProjectGreece’s Port Planning and Development Committee last week came together and approved a 611.8-million-euro investment plan for the modernization of Piraeus Port.
Carnival Corporation builds first cruise terminal in JapanCarnival Corporation builds first cruise terminal in JapanThe facility at the port of Sasebo is supposed to open during summer 2020.
Ocean Network Express aims to reduce waiting time with ProntoOcean Network Express aims to reduce waiting time with ProntoContainer shipping company Ocean Network Express has established in 2018 from the merger between the former Japanese shipping companies K-Line, NYK Line and MOL
Italian LNG import terminal sells all capacity for 2019/2020Italian LNG import terminal sells all capacity for 2019/2020Italy’s Offshore LNG Toscana (OLT) has announced that Italy will operate at 100% capacity during the gas year 2019-2020, handling 6.3M m3 of LNG.
Liebherr has announced their new subsidiary in Hamburg PortLiebherr has announced their new subsidiary in Hamburg PortThe Liebherr Group has released a press announcement related to their new subsidiary in Hamburg Port. The group is planning to invest approximately 20 million euros. The official handover took place on 6th September 2019.
The Port of Esbjerg is expanding its crane capacity with the Liebherr LHM 800The Port of Esbjerg is expanding its crane capacity with the Liebherr LHM 800
Turkish export by sea increasesTurkish export by sea increasesAccording to TUIK (Turkish Statistical Institute) data, Turkey has increased its exports and a large portion of these exports was realized by sea. Exports by sea vessels reached 45.8 billion dollars in 5 months and imports reached 46.5 billion dollars.
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