Deepening project receives go-ahead
An official go-ahead has been given for the deepening of the Nieuwe Waterweg and the Botlek, which will enable easier access for sea-going vessels.
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An official go-ahead has been given for the deepening of the Nieuwe Waterweg and the Botlek, which will enable easier access for sea-going vessels.
“Sarah Garza exemplifies the professionalism and teamwork the fine women and men of the Port of Corpus Christi demonstrated during Hurricane Harvey.”
The Port of Rotterdam Authority makes plans to expand its Theemsweg route railway line.
Portland Port handles record volume of freight in 2017 – a 23% increase compared to 2016.
ABP South Wales has achieved a new ISO 9001:2015 standard for bulk handling operations.
The Port of Antwerp signs a Memorandum of Understanding with the Brazilian minister of Transport, Ports and Civil Aviation for the development of specialised training centres for maritime professionals.
The British Ports Association publishes a new report which reveals that UK ports and terminals have approximately £1.7 billion worth of port infrastructure development in the pipeline.
Chief Financial Officer at the Port of Rotterdam Authority reflects on the Port’s strong results for 2017 and details the scope this leaves for further progression.
The Dutch terminal operator's decision to clear a section of its coal-handling site, in order to diversify into other dry bulk commodities, was prompted by reduced demand for coal storage.
The UK Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Simon Collis, met the CEO of King Abdullah Port, Rayan Qutub, to discuss cooperation opportunities in re-export zones and logistics services amongst other areas.
ABP’s Port of Ayr in Scotland (UK) celebrates the delivery of a new Liebherr Materials Handler crane.
The Russian Federation’s Deputy Minister of Transport made a visit to Russia’s JSC Vostochny Port to see its measures for the improvement of environmental safety for coal transshipment