Ports & Logistics
Bristol builds for the future
(Posted on 14/09/20)Amid a decline in infrastructure investment during the COVID-19 crisis, Bristol Port was proud to buck the trend bypressing ahead with the building of a multi-million-pound steel handling facility at Royal Portbury Dock.The construction of the new 74,600 square ft facility, began in March, is specifically designed for the handling...
Khalifa expansion on Track
(Posted on 13/09/20)Abu Dhabi Ports has announced that Khalifa Port’s expansion is on pace for completion.The Khalifa Port expansion, announced in December 2019, aims to attract new business and significantly boost capacity in line with evolving customer expectations, and has progressed significantly since its inception despite the challenging...
Rail freight unites to promote decarbonisation
(Posted on 13/09/20)Four main rail freight companies have come together at Mossend International Railfreight Park (MIRP) in the UK with their electric and hybrid locomotives, in support of the decarbonisation of the logistics supply chain network. It is the first time they have been pictured together in one location.This rare photo opportunity coincided...
Brexit: easements welcome but timescales tight
(Posted on 07/09/20)The British Ports Association has welcomed new legislation introduced to fast track the planning processes for Brexit related border infrastructure, at and around ports, but is warning that there is still a lot to be done in a short period of time.Commenting the British Ports Association’s Chief Executive, Richard Ballantyne...
Rotterdam continues partnership
(Posted on 07/09/20)The Port of Rotterdam Authority and Deal Drecht Cities will be extending their current partnership for another four years, until 2023. Danny Levenswaard, Director Breakbulk at the Port of Rotterdam Authority, and Martin Bloem, Director of Deal Drecht Cities, recently met to sign a new agreement regarding the continuation of their...
Panama Canal extends pandemic relief
(Posted on 28/08/20)As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the global economy, the Panama Canal will extend its temporary relief measures to 31 December, 2020, offering further support for the industry's recovery.This extension comes after continued dialogue between the Canal and industry leaders on how to best provide relief as the world looks...
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