How are UK ports faring during the COVID-19 outbreak?
The British Ports Association looks at how ports are keeping the UK supplied in difficult circumstances.
Stay up to date with the latest news and updates from the dry bulk industry.
The British Ports Association looks at how ports are keeping the UK supplied in difficult circumstances.
ABB signs Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Hydrogène de France to jointly manufacture megawatt-scale fuel cell systems capable of powering ocean-going vessels.
Sevi Katemoglou, EastGate Shipping Inc. writes: It is a tricky venture for one to gauge the full impact of the coronavirus crisis on the dry bulk shipping market. However, fleet growth and fleet utilisation projections offer some positive insights.
The Port of Helsinki is building a new onshore power connection for Stockholm traffic at the Olympia Terminal berth.
Mondi has committed to playing its part to produce important supplies and components during the COVID-19 outbreak.
New exposure standards for controlling toxic respirable dust to protect workers’ health are being met by Australian companies who are stepping up with help from fine particle specialist Reynolds Soil Technologies.
The Port of Rotterdam is adding the Track and Trace service Boxinsider, launched in October 2019, to Portbase.
The world’s maritime sector is standing in solidarity with communities around the world battling the coronavirus pandemic by joining Abu Dhabi Ports’ initiative ‘Horns of Hope’.
Martin Engineering has announced a belt cleaner position indicator that monitors the blade, tracking and reporting remaining service life.
The third meeting of the Port of Antwerp COVID-19 taskforce has confirmed that the port platform is 100% operational.
New programme to ensure the highest levels of safety, security and environmental excellence in the dry bulk sector.
IMO has echoed shipping industry calls for governments to keep shipping and supply chains open and grant special travel exemptions to seafarers in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.