The Montreal Port Authority will receive C$ 12.5m from the Canadian government to enhance grain containerisation, increasing storage capacity by 20%.

The Montreal Port Authority completed a C$62.4 million, three-year project to optimise rail capacity, enhancing logistics performance and fluidity.

Montreal Port Authority and Global Spatial Technology Solutions have launched a project to measure and reduce the carbon footprint of vessels

Cavotec has obtained orders from container terminal operators in Canada’s largest port, Vancouver (BC), for shore power infrastructure. At DP World’s Centerm terminal, Cavotec has delivered three shore power pit covers and three shore power outlet (SPO) boxes.

The Port of Montreal and the HAROPA ports (Le Havre, Rouen, Paris) have signed an international cooperation agreement

The Government of Québec is contributing C$40M in financial assistance to the Montreal Port Authority (MPA) to upgrade its infrastructure. The funds have been made available under Québec’s “Marine Transportation Infrastructure Investment Support Program”, and will support investments in intermodal rail and shortsea shipping in Montreal.

The Montreal Port Authority will receive C$ 12.5m from the Canadian government to enhance grain containerisation, increasing storage capacity by 20%.

The Montreal Port Authority completed a C$62.4 million, three-year project to optimise rail capacity, enhancing logistics performance and fluidity.

Montreal Port Authority and Global Spatial Technology Solutions have launched a project to measure and reduce the carbon footprint of vessels

Cavotec has obtained orders from container terminal operators in Canada’s largest port, Vancouver (BC), for shore power infrastructure. At DP World’s Centerm terminal, Cavotec has delivered three shore power pit covers and three shore power outlet (SPO) boxes.

The Port of Montreal and the HAROPA ports (Le Havre, Rouen, Paris) have signed an international cooperation agreement

The Government of Québec is contributing C$40M in financial assistance to the Montreal Port Authority (MPA) to upgrade its infrastructure. The funds have been made available under Québec’s “Marine Transportation Infrastructure Investment Support Program”, and will support investments in intermodal rail and shortsea shipping in Montreal.