Ports & Logistics
Essar Ports posts record growth
(Posted on 28/10/19)Essar’s Ports business, which operates four terminals on the east and west coasts of India, has registered a 20.07% growth in cargo volumes with a throughput of 27.29 Million Tonnes (MT) in the first half of FY2019-20.The growth has been driven by a 183.21% increase in third-party cargo compared to that in the corresponding...
Antwerp feels the solar heat
(Posted on 28/10/19)The first solar concentrator farm in the European process industry has been inaugurated in the Port of Antwerp. The pioneering energy technology generates eco-friendly heat from concentrated sunlight that can be used by industrial companies. The plant was installed for Adpo by the Genk-based energy company Azteq as part of a pilot...
Rotterdam’s dry cargo transparency
(Posted on 18/10/19)The Dutch Inland Waterway Cooperative, NPRC, has digitised its ‘supply chain’ in a smart way to enable clients to track the status of their cargo with precision. Since the summer, clients have also been able to track connections to sea-going transport in Rotterdam as well as having real-time insight into inland shipping...
Maqta Gateway’s new app
(Posted on 18/10/19)Maqta Gateway, an Abu Dhabi Ports company, has announced the development of a new mobile and web-based App designed to enhance marine traffic and vessel servicing.MARSA, of which Abu Dhabi Marine Services (SAFEEN) and the Harbour Master of Abu Dhabi Ports will be key users, is a fully integrated app intended to simplify...
Air improves at Southampton
(Posted on 18/10/19)One year on since releasing its Air Quality Strategy and pledging a series of commitments, the Port of Southampton reveals significantly improved average levels of nitrogen dioxide across the port.Last Summer, and more than one year ahead of Government requirements, the Port of Southampton published an Air Quality Strategy including...
Port Hedland old tower felled
(Posted on 15/10/19)After almost 50 years of operation, the Port of Port Hedland Shipping Control Tower has taken its final bow. Whilst the Port continues to serve the mining and pastoral industries of the Pilbara today, iron ore continues to be the dominant export product, positioning it as the world’s largest iron ore export port. The old Tower...
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