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Ris.Ga fuel savings for SAGT

News1 Dec 2012

Control Techniques, part of Emerson Industrial Automation, has installed its propr ietary RIS.GA (RISparmio GAsolio) diesel fuel saving syst...

New EEA report highlights traffic pollution issues

News27 Nov 2012

Traffic pollution remains a major health concern in many parts of Europe, notes the EEA...

Skuld branches out

News26 Nov 2012

Marine insurance provider Skuld has formed a new unit at its Lloyd’s syndicate, Skuld 1897, to offer combined physical damage and liabilit...

Ecoliner "to be ready in 2013"

News25 Nov 2012

The sail-assisted 8000dwt cargo ship from Dykstra will be deployed by Fairtransport in Atantic trades...

BASF gets LOST in Antwerp

News17 Nov 2012

The chemicals company has installed an anti-collision system called LOST from Essenium to ensure safety levels at its terminal in Antwerp...

Towards consensus on container weight verification?

News1 Nov 2012

Compulsory weighing prior to shipping is generally reckoned to be a “good idea,” provided always that someone else is responsible for do...

Troubled times for marine insurers

News1 Nov 2012

The overriding message from the 2012 annual conference of the International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) in mid-September was depressing...

PD Ports win CILT award

News23 Oct 2012

The PD Ports Group has won the "Development of People" award from the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport...

Ferrymasters extends its Horizon

News23 Oct 2012

P&O Ferrymasters is teaming up with Horizon International Cargo to offer a "one stop shop" to customers...

Pirates move on to Togo

News11 Oct 2012

Naval surveilance has led the pirates to switch their focus and resources are badly stretched...

Intermodal Europe security focus

News2 Oct 2012

TAPA chairman and Nokia director Thorsten Neumann will chair a session on supply chain security at Intermodal Europe 2012 in Amsterdam...

“Greencranes” gets underway

News1 Oct 2012

“Greencranes,” a European Union TEN-T project aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions in container terminals, held its first meeting ...

EPEE in favour of F-Gas phase-down

News1 Oct 2012

The European Partnership for Energy and the Environment (EPEE), which represents the heating and cooling industry in Europe, estimates that ...

ZPMC meets RT’s safety criteria

News1 Oct 2012

ZPMC held a ceremony recently to mark “one million safety hours” since it began working on projects for Rio Tinto (RT)’s Australian mi...

P&I Club highlights sudden power loss

News1 Oct 2012

The UK P&I Club’s latest Risk Focus bulletin has highlighted the issue of sudden loss of power during and after switching to lower sulphur...

Yanino Customs boost

News1 Oct 2012

Following the opening earlier this year of the Yaninsky Customs point of Baltic Customs, which has already simplified the transfer of bonded...

Ris.Ga fuel savings for SAGT

New EEA report highlights traffic pollution issues

Skuld branches out

Ecoliner "to be ready in 2013"

BASF gets LOST in Antwerp

Towards consensus on container weight verification?

Troubled times for marine insurers

PD Ports win CILT award

Ferrymasters extends its Horizon

Pirates move on to Togo

Intermodal Europe security focus

“Greencranes” gets underway

EPEE in favour of F-Gas phase-down

ZPMC meets RT’s safety criteria

P&I Club highlights sudden power loss

Yanino Customs boost

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Rethinking STS crane procurement

NZ Union weighs in on Ro-Ro ferries

Port of Antwerp-Bruges reports robust container demand

Brazil to privatise STS 10 container terminal in Port of Santos

Maersk lifts profit forecast