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Dunkerque continues to progress
At this year's Dunkerque-Port press conference in Lille, Chair of the Executive Committee, Stephane Raison was upbeat about the port's achievements in 2018 and prospects for the coming year
Continuing a success story
Telestack is investing £5 million in its future in Omagh, Northern Ireland, to meet increasing international demand for its bulk handling products
Fertiliser: a minor bulk with major importance
How is the market structured and what precautions should shippers take when negotiating the terms of the charter and upon vessel's loading/discharge?
Endless possibilities for grabs
The requirement for fast efficient bulk cargo handling solutions is more important than ever and is leading grab manufacturers to tailor their products to specific customer needs
Trading high in 2019
Drewry's Lead Research Analyst, Rahul Sharan, gives his annual review and outlook in IBJ for the bulk shipping sector and predicts positive rates for the year ahead
The dragon's still breathing
Iron ore demand should hold up well this year as China maintains reasonable levels of steel output
Ports seek massive investment in facilities
Last year, the American Association of Port Authorities' (AAPA) estimated that a US$20bn investment in multimodal port and rail access projects is needed by 2028, owing to an increased global population and demand for goods
Expanding capabilities
Konecranes has won orders for two floating cranes for open-sea operation from China along with three mobile harbour cranes for Ras Al Khaimah
Chinese economy takes a breather
China's economic growth last year dropped to its slowest rate in 28 years amid weakening domestic demand and bruising US tariffs, adding pressure on Beijing to roll out more support measures
Setting sail on CO2 neutral biofuel
Norden has successfully completed the first test voyage with a large ocean-going vessel powered solely by CO2 neutral biofuel
Robert Clark
The Marketing and Communications Manager of Euroports outlines the development of the company, and how it will expand in the years to come
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