Ports & Logistics
Pilbara throughput increases continue
(Posted on 13/12/21)The Pilbara Ports Authority in Australia has delivered a total monthly throughput of 59.9 million tonnes (Mt) for November 2021. This throughput was a four per cent increase compared to November 2020.Pilbara Ports Authority was formed by the amalgamation of the former port authorities of Dampier and Port Hedland.The Port of Port...
Tilbury Grain Terminal completes rebuild
(Posted on 07/12/21)Major building works at the UK’s largest grain terminal at the Port of Tilbury have reached a milestone with the construction of ten new giant metal grain silos. The works got underway earlier this year following a fire in 2020 which damaged part of the concrete silo.Building of the ten silos, at a height of 30 metres, and...
CP and KCS merger receives Mexican approvals
(Posted on 30/11/21)Canadian Pacific Railway Limited and Kansas City Southern have received the required regulatory pre-transaction control approvals from the Mexican Federal Economic Competition Commission (COFECE) and the Mexican Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT) for the previously announced proposed combination of KCS and CP."This important...
Record fertiliser volumes at ABP Ipswich
(Posted on 30/11/21)Amid the current shortage of nitrogen fertiliser, ABP's Port of Ipswich is bucking the trend and seeing record amounts arrive at its shores. In October alone, seven vessels (four dry bulk and three tankers) carrying 59,450 metric tonnes of fertiliser safely came through the port; up from 5,452 metric tonnes in October 2020. Last...
Wärtsilä partners with MPA for smart port solutions
(Posted on 25/11/21)Wärtsilä Voyage has signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) to further strengthen their collaboration in smart port innovation and digitalisation. The main objectives of this strategic partnership are to initiate, develop and promote innovative solutions...
Bulk volumes surge in Hamburg
(Posted on 18/11/21)In the first nine months of the year, at 95.8 million tons the Port of Hamburg achieved a 2.9 percent increase in seaborne cargo throughput. Bulk cargo throughput advanced especially strongly, being 6.1 percent ahead at 29.7 million tons. Totalling 66.1 million tons, in the first three quarters general cargo throughput was a modest...
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