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On the waterfront; globally
WaterFront Maritime Services CEO, Terry Gidlow, highlights to IBJ the strategy behind the network's formation, growth and objectives
Avoiding hazardous pitfalls
Dr Martin Jonas is a Partner and Consulting Scientist with Brookes Bell Group, the leading multidisciplinary consultancy to the maritime, offshore and energy, and industrial sectors. Here he investigates the steps ship owners, charterers and shippers can take to protect themselves and their crews to avert and mitigate the risks from unlisted cargoes
Amsterdam plans a long farewell to coal
While coal production worldwide is either stagnant or falling, Norfolk, Virginia is experiencing an upsurge in traffic
A strong drive for innovation
Netherlands-based Nemag continues to innovate to meet market challenges having built a global reputation for supplying a full range of quality grabs over 93 years
Dynamic separation, the new name in safety
The International Dry Bulk Terminals Group (DBTG) is well placed to participate fully with the IMO working group to research the behaviour of bauxite while being transported by sea
A clean sweep
For Spliethoff, Alfa Laval PureSOx scrubbers are well integrated into the vessel - and life on board
Things looking great in the Lakes
Cargo flows through the great Lakes/St Lawrence Seaway system are buoyant, while ports, terminal operators and shipping lines continue to make substantial investments
Mobile musical chairs
For the second time in recent years Gottwald is at the heart of a significant acquisition in the world of mobile harbour cranes
Indiana's momentum
Indiana's Governor has welcome the world's fifth largest steelmaker to his state as POSCO opens its facility at Jeffersonville port
Keep calm and expand facilities
Despite a lack of clarity on exactly what changes and challenges Brexit will bring, the UK's ports continue to develop with a view to capitalising of future global trade deals
Changing the safety culture
Saint Petersburg is undergoing a drive to improve safety as Baltic ports and services continue to develop
China pushing for trade deals and routes
In September, shipping consultant Drewry revised its forecast for global bulk trade, suggesting that charter rates "will continue to recover with firm demand and controlled fleet growth" in the short term
Simon Doughty
The CEO of Wallem Group talks about the group's history and the services that it offers to vessel owners and operators
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