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Baltic boom for ports and carriers

News1 Dec 2019

Recent years have seen plenty of activity in the Baltic Sea region as trading volumes have picked up....

Riga and Ventspils in government control

News1 Dec 2019

The Latvian Government has made amendments to its law on ports, and has effectively taken control of the country’s two largest ports, Riga...

Costa Rican moves afoot

News1 Dec 2019

The governments of Costa Rica and the UAE are exploring legal ways in which the latter could invest in the ports of Caldera and Puntarenas, ...

New Portainer for Fos

News1 Dec 2019

A 67m outreach, 50m lift height Portainer has been commissioned by Paceco Momentum at the Seayard terminal in MarseilleFos...

Belarusian push to the Mediterranean

News1 Dec 2019

Landlocked Belarus has contracted local company BelTopEnergo to build a Dnieper River port hub with terminals for bulk, general cargo and co...

Training tank for Shanghai Maritime University

News1 Dec 2019

The UK-based International Tank Container Organisation (ITCO) is strengthening its cooperation with Shanghai Maritime University (SMU) and s...

Cranetech job in Neuss

News1 Dec 2019

Cranetech GmbH, part of Germanybased Teichmann Group, has completed a project to enlarge and modernise a 50t SWL container gantry crane in t...

Delo Group teams with RosAtom to build Arctic transport infrastructure

News1 Dec 2019

Port and logistics group Delo, which has further extended its interests by acquiring RZD’s stake in TransContainer (WorldCargo News Online...

ZPMC moving forwards with 5G for automated crane communications

News1 Dec 2019

Recently released by ZPMC, Huawei, China Mobile and Vodafone, the 5G Smart Port White Paper looked at the communication requirements for aut...

Finland’s port market is pulping up

News1 Dec 2019

Finnpulp’s €1.6B project is probably the biggest talking point in the Finnish port and logistics sectors since the Port of Helsinki crea...

Konecranes takes over MHE-Demag

News1 Dec 2019

Konecranes has announced a deal that has important implications for the nascent market for container handling cranes in logistics facilities...

103 for ZPMC

News1 Dec 2019

ZPMC has signed a contract with Arise Mauritania (a joint venture between Arise and Meridiam) for two STS cranes, marking the 103rd country ...

Robots and CargoBeamer CBoXX to lift Duisport rail

News1 Dec 2019

Duisport and CargoBeamer are aiming to achieve a quantum leap in rail traffic. It involves using the latter company’s CBoXX, a high-volume...

Strads for Steveco

News1 Dec 2019

Kalmar is to supply Steveco with six diesel-electric straddle carriers for use at the Mussalo lo-lo terminal in Kotka. Deliveries are schedu...

Flow with Unikie

News1 Dec 2019

Tampere (Finland)-based Unikie Oy, a software company specialising in artificial intelligence and software for autonomous vehicles, has won ...

Autonomous trucks for Container Exchange Route in Rotterdam

News1 Dec 2019

As reported in detail by WorldCargo News Online on 28 November 2019, the Port of Rotterdam is planning to deploy autonomous truck trains for...

Baltic boom for ports and carriers

Riga and Ventspils in government control

Costa Rican moves afoot

New Portainer for Fos

Belarusian push to the Mediterranean

Training tank for Shanghai Maritime University

Cranetech job in Neuss

Delo Group teams with RosAtom to build Arctic transport infrastructure

ZPMC moving forwards with 5G for automated crane communications

Finland’s port market is pulping up

Konecranes takes over MHE-Demag

103 for ZPMC

Robots and CargoBeamer CBoXX to lift Duisport rail

Strads for Steveco

Flow with Unikie

Autonomous trucks for Container Exchange Route in Rotterdam

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Heavy transport vessel runs aground off Taiwan

Valencia resumes operations in aftermath of deadly flooding in Eastern Spain

Gemini network rollout to take 13 weeks, says Maersk CEO

First ship-to-ship methanol bunkering for South Korea

Britain shifts radically to a tax and spend economy

Baltic boom for ports and carriers

Riga and Ventspils in government control

Costa Rican moves afoot

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Heavy transport vessel runs aground off Taiwan

Valencia resumes operations in aftermath of deadly flooding in Eastern Spain

Gemini network rollout to take 13 weeks, says Maersk CEO

First ship-to-ship methanol bunkering for South Korea

Britain shifts radically to a tax and spend economy

Winners of US$ 2.9b Clean Ports Program announced

Port of Montreal longshore workers target Termont in latest strike round

APM Terminals Maasvlakte II orders up to 71 Lift AGVs from Konecranes

Montreal port labour dispute continues with new strike

Higher order intake in port solutions boosts Konecranes’ Q3 profit