Ports and Logistics
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Energy scan highlights benefits of shore-based power
North Sea Port, Port of Antwerp and the Flemish Waterways Authority have carried out a detailed survey, a so-called energy…
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ExxonMobil and Chevron among host of big names determined to make Houston a carbon capture leader
Houston is likely to house one of the world’s largest, most advanced carbon capture and storage (CCS) hubs with a…
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Maersk expands e-commerce footprint with acquisition of Portuguese tech start-up
A.P. Moller – Maersk is making its third acquisition this year within e-commerce logistics with the addition of HUUB, a…
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DP World to spend $415m developing fourth berth at London Gateway
DP World will begin work next month on a new £300m ($415m) fourth berth at its London Gateway logistics hub.…
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Texas ports reopen after Hurricane Nicholas
Ports in Houston, Galveston and Texas City have resumed normal operations after Hurricane Nicholas hit the Texas Gulf coast on…
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Liquefied green hydrogen shipping from Australia to Japan under the microscope
Four Japanese companies, Iwatani Corporation, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Kansai Electric Power and Marubeni Corporation, have signed a memorandum of understanding…
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EDP to build green hydrogen plant in Pecém Industrial and Port Complex
Portuguese electric utilities company EDP Group has announced it will invest R$41.9m ($8m) in a pilot project for the production…
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Carriers blank nearly half of all Asia – Middle East sailings
Consumers in the Middle East face slimmer choices in the shops as global liners shun the region in favour of…
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NJEDA and PSEG sign 78-year lease deal for New Jersey Wind Port
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) and Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG) have signed a lease allowing for a…
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SK to develop hydrogen facilities at Korean ports
South Korean conglomerate SK Group will spearhead a project to build a port energy ecosystem for production, logistics, consumption, and…
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Growing Chinese port congestion fires capes to 12-year highs
Capesize spot rates are rocketing once again, having risen by more than $5,000 on a Friday and a further $6,736…
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Australian consumer watchdog initiates liner and terminal investigations
It’s not just containerlines who are coming under scrutiny from regulators in this most chaotic year for global supply chains.…
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Dockworkers vow to shun autonomous vessels
The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) – speaking for dockworkers at ports in the US and eastern Canada – said that…
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The domino effect of port congestion
David Yeo, CEO of Singapore’s Innovez One, on why addressing the global problem of port congestion requires digital solutions at…
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Major LNG complex to be built at Ust-Luga
RusKhimAlyans, a joint venture of Gazprom and RusGazDobycha, along with Linde, and Renaissance Heavy Industries have signed EPC contracts to…
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Short-term contract in place for dredging of Argentina’s Parana River
Belgian company Jan de Nul has signed a short-term contract for the continued dredging of Argentina’s Parana River. The company…
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Number of ships waiting for berth space outside LA and Long Beach set to top 50
Ships are being forced to drift outside Los Angeles and Long Beach as all anchorages are chock-a-block with the total…
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CMA CGM seals Abu Dhabi Ports terminal concession deal
Abu Dhabi Ports and French containerline CMA CGM have signed a 35-year concession deal which will see the establishment of…
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EU, US and Chinese regulators meet to discuss liner issues
Maritime regulators from the European Union, the US and China have met virtually this week for the fifth biennial meeting…
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Oregon to get new 1m teu container port
The Oregon-based Port of Coos Bay has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Missouri-based NorthPoint Development to construct…
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