Friday, November 29, 2013

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New cranes for Yilport at Gemlik
Turkish operator Yilport will soon receieve four more Paceco Portainers from Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding at its "Gemport" facility...
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Bromma welcomes Sweframe copyright judgement
A Swedish court has imposed personal fines on two Sweframe employees...
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Rotterdam to increase tariffs by 1%
The 2014 tariffs will be at the same level of 2008, says the port authority...
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Cyberlogitec into Saudi Arabia
The new King Abdullah Port has gone live with the OPUS TOS from Cyberlogitec....
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New boss for NSW Ports
NSW Ports, the consortium that earlier this year bought 99-year leases of Port Botany and Port Kembla from the New South Wales Government for A$5.07B, has appointed Stephen Cleary as chief executive....
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HES Beheer for Hestya?
HES Beheer has entered into exclusive negotiations with Hestya Energy BV regarding a possible public offer...
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Miami grabs new cargo
The first containers of grapes from Chile are now en-route to Miami....
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Savannah bounces back
After losing volume in its 2013 fiscal year Savannah experienced a surge in throughput last month....
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Stena's Karlskrona rail freight hub
Stena Line, Logent and Green Cargo are involved in a joint project with Karlskrona municipality to develop the port's intermodal rail capabilities...
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Grangemouth gets the wind up
Forth Ports plc has announced a 2-year partnership with Collett & Sons Ltd to serve the wind energy industry...
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Marine highway dedicated
Over 2,000 containers have been barged between Stockton and Oakland since the "M-580 Marine Highway" opened in June....
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Solent Stevedores into fruit handling
Solent Stevedores has acquired the assets of Southampton Fruit Handling Ltd and will take over the running of its fruit terminal...
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Cranes arrive at Rotterdam World Gateway
The first four STS cranes should arrive in Rotterdam on Monday, 25 November...
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TraPac budget blowout
The Port of Los Angeles is in trouble over massive cost increases for the TraPac redevelopment that it approved without seeking approval from the City of Los Angeles...
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APMT to go deeper in Zeebrugge
The APM Terminals (APMT) Zeebrugge terminal will get 17.5m of water depth alongside almost 700m of quay wall after the port authority (MBZ) commissioned dredging for the south bank of the Albert II dock....
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Transnet seeks port tariff hike
Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA), which runs South Africa's main ports, is seeking to raise its tariffs in the 2014-15 fiscal year by 14.4%. Its request to the country's regulator of ports is substantially more than the nation's inflation rate and more than twice the amount requested last year (5.4%), which was rejected....
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Mixed half for terminal operators
The first half of 2013 proved to be a mixed one for the world's leading international terminal operators (ITOs). Throughput levels and turnover increases over the period were generally slow, reflecting ongoing difficulties in the economies of northern Europe and North America and quieter performances in certain emerging markets....
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RFID reefer monitoring for TecPlata
IDENTEC Solutions has announced that ICTSI subsidiary TecPlata will use the RAMS Reefer Asset Management System at its new container terminal in Port La Plata in Argentina....
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Walvis Bay down to one
China Harbour Engineering (CHEC) is the only company to have been approved for the contract to construct a new container terminal at Walvis Bay in Namibia....
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DPW implements security management system
DP World, UAE Region, has become the first port operator in the Middle East to successfully implement the Regional Security Management System standards and achieve regional ISO 28000:2007 certification from Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance (LRQA)....
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Rapid growth at Tanger Med
The volume of container traffic handled by Tanger Med has increased by 39% this year, reaching 1.6M TEU for the twelve months to the end of August....
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Kenya gears up for gateway role
In late August, the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) commissioned its new Berth 19 in the port of Mombasa. Reclaimed from the sea, the 240m wharf, which cost approximately US$67M to build, expands the port's container berthing line to 840m, allowing it to process three Panamax containerships simultaneously....
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Eurogate gets the wind up
An area of the underused Container Terminal Wilhelmshaven (CTW), operated by Eurogate, will be used to handle, store and assemble rotor stars for the 400MW Global Tech I offshore wind park, located around 110 km off Germany's North Sea coast, on behalf of Areva Wind. Overall responsibility for this project lies with BLG, which co-owns Eurogate and signed the contract with Areva Wind....
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Geelong interest deepens
Hot on the heels of an ambitious plan to more than triple throughput at the Australian port of Geelong in Victoria, the state government has announced a channel deepening programme to provide better access....
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Changes at the top down under
Two key positions in the Australian ports and terminals sector are changing hands....
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Batista out of Brazil's superports
Eike Batista, who was once Brazil's richest entrepreneur but has seen his fortune collapse over the past 12 months, has pulled back from his various "superport" projects in Brazil by selling shares and relinquishing directorships in the holding companies involved in the projects....
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Global Ports to acquire NCC
As forecast in the June 2013 issue of WorldCargo News (p1), Global Ports Investments (GPI), in which APM Terminals (APMT) and Russia's N-trans are co-controlling shareholders, each with a 37.5% stake, is to acquire the Russian operations of National Container Company (NCC), currently controlled by Andrei Kozbar and Vitaliy Yuzhilin (Quantum Ports/ First Quantum)....
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Cornelder to add in Beira
Dutch firm Cornelder has announced plans to construct a new container terminal and a fertiliser terminal at the Port of Beira in Mozambique's Sofala Province. The two facilities will be developed on a new 600m long quay. Carlos Mesquita, the chief executive of Cornelder de Mocambique (CdM), announced that construction is expected to take 18 months....
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Schramm takes over Moorburg coal handling
Brunsbuttel Ports GmbH, part of the Schramm group, has extended its logistics service range by assuming responsibility for the supply of raw materials and rehandling of outbound disposal materials at the Vattenfall Moorburg/Hamburg power station, which will consume more than 4 Mtpa of hard coal....
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Decongestion strategies for Nigeria's ports
Two new strategies have been implemented to reduce congestion at Nigerian ports. Firstly, after years of wrangling, overdue containers are now being forcibly removed from Nigerian terminals....
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Terex for Transnet
Terex has delivered 13 new SC644 E Noell straddle carriers to South African transport utility Transnet about six weeks ahead of schedule. The diesel-electric carriers, which cost a combined R126M (US$12.86M), are to be used at Pier 2 at Durban Container Terminal (DCT). They are one tranche of a larger contract for straddle carriers from Terex that, as previously reported, is being supplied in batches over the period 2011-13....
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Konecranes books more CSXIT RTGs
Konecranes has reported a repeat RTG order from CSX Intermodal Terminals (CSXIT) in the US, made up of four machines (plus one on option). The first order for three 16-wheel RTGs was placed in June last year. The newly-ordered units will be in place by October 2014, three at CSXIT's facility in Valleyfield, Canada, and one in Chicago....
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ICTSI/PSA team up in Colombia
International Container Terminal Services Inc (ICTSI) and PSA International have signed an agreement that will see them jointly build and operate a new container terminal and ancillary facilities at the Port of Aguadulce in Buenaventura, Colombia....
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Nacala on the rise
The new operator of the port of Nacala in Mozambique is on course to record a 40% increase in the volume of cargo handled over the past year....
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Lagos levies new box landing fees
The Lagos State Government in Nigeria has imposed an additional set of charges on inbound containers moved through its ports....
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ICHCA to host CTU packing seminar
ICHCA International, the NGO association for the global cargo handling industry, will be hosting a practical seminar, Understanding the new IMO/ILO/UNECE Code of Practice for Packing of Cargo Transport Units (CTUs), in London on 22 October....
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