Ports & Logistics
ADMA satellite agreement to enhance efficient routing of minerals and agri products
(Posted on 04/05/26)Abu Dhabi Maritime Academy (ADMA), the Middle East region’s leading academic institution for maritime training, and an integral part of AD Ports Group, has signed an agreement with Orbitworks Satellites Manufacturing – L.L.C. – S.P.C. to secure advanced Earth Observation (EO) services through its Altair satellite...
CO2 emissions in Rotterdam port rose due to increased electricity generation
(Posted on 04/05/26)Greenhouse gas emissions at companies in the port of Rotterdam industrial cluster increased by 2.1 Mton (11%) between 2024 and 2025. This is evident from emission data published by the Netherlands Emissions Authority (NEa). The increase was primarily due to the higher levels of electricity production. Stronger foreign demand for...
Advancing green corridors in the Baltic Sea Region
(Posted on 29/04/26)Senior representatives from ports, industry, and policy institutions across the Baltic Sea Region have convened in Hamburg for the workshop “From Ports to Green Corridors: Energy Transition and Decarbonisation in Transport.” The event highlighted Hamburg’s role as a central hub for sustainable maritime innovation...
MoU to explore collaboration in Azerbaijan transport and logistics infrastructure
(Posted on 29/04/26)Abu Dhabi based AD Ports Group, a leading global enabler of trade, industry and logistics solutions, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Azerbaijan Transport and Communications Holding (AZCON Holding) to explore strategic collaboration across ports, shipping, logistics, and digital trade solutions in Azerbaijan.The...
GB Railfreight secures two-year china clay contract with Imerys
(Posted on 29/04/26)GB Railfreight (GBRf) in the UK has secured a two-year contract with Imerys to transport china clay from local Cornish rail sites to Fowey Docks and Cliffe Vale in Staffordshire, reinforcing its commitment to growing rail freight in the South West of England. Kaolin, mined in Cornwall, is a critical raw material used in a wide range...
Bulk stable as external conditions impact Antwerp-Bruges’ results
(Posted on 23/04/26)In the first quarter of 2026, Port of Antwerp?Bruges handled 65.5 million tons of maritime cargo, a decrease of 3.2% compared to the same period last year. After a weak start in January and February, throughput recovered in March. General cargo (-4.4%) – in particular containers and conventional general cargo – was under...
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