Soton forges ahead

Associated British Ports has acquired 21ha at Port of Immingham, advancing plans for up to 300,000sqft of industrial space or 16 ha of open storage.

A ship from Britain’s fleet of nuclear fuel transporters has been chartered to help develop another clean energy source – wind power.

More containers are moving through Southampton’s Solent Rail Terminal, the integrated handling and maintenance facility at the South of England port, owned by DP World.

Stena Line and ABP will invest more than £ 200m in a new freight ferry terminal at Port of Immingham, with construction approved following UK Government consent.

ABP and px Group plan to create a Clean Growth Hub at Port of Barry for low-carbon infrastructure and green energy manufacturing.

UK port is pausing operations for the UEFA final