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The Port of Cork and the Port of Amsterdam International have signed a collaboration agreement in order to share their knowledge and expertise so they can strengthen and support each other.
Toll Mining Services’ contract includes the full logistics chain of product transport from mine site to shipping.
The new two-way rail service will commence on 28 June and has been launched on the back of customer demand to open up the rail link between the South of England with Central Scotland.
The Port of Brownsville is closer to deepening the Brownsville Ship Channel after receiving a key permit on 6 June 2019 from the US Army Corps of Engineers.
The vessel's design draws on the shipyard's extensive knowledge of coal carriers, with the goal of achieving safe, reliable and economically efficient transport of coal.
The Poseidon Principles, a global framework for assessing and disclosing the climate alignment of financial institutions’ shipping portfolios, will assist in making shipping more sustainable.
Wärtsilä, MARIN, and Grimaldi have together designed an ‘Energy Saving Device’, suitable for use by ships with controllable pitch propellers.
The industry has mostly discussed scrubbers and low sulfur bunkers, but digitalisation can also help to meet the upcoming requirements in a more efficient way.
AS Tallinna Sadam signed agreements with PK Terminal OÜ for the development of a dry bulk and general cargo terminal in Muuga Harbour.
The new research points to the long-term benefits of using the Humber ports beyond Brexit and securing supply chain resilience by bringing cargoes closer to their destination.
The two companies will work in collaboration to build systems and tools to optimise Fednav's dry bulk fleet.
This latest addition features the newly developed CI621 Prisec Impactor, which comes with a host of innovations for improved efficiency and greater safety during maintenance, as well as being able to operate in primary and secondary crushing modes.