Running before you can walk?

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Container business is still on a strong upward curve in Russia’s sea ports, but given the scale of planned investments, will there be enou...

More cold comforts from Petrolesport

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Saint Petersburg port operator Petrolesport has launched the second construction phase of its storage site for reefer containers...

Petrolesport block trains

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Petrolesport and Yanino Logistics Park, both part of the Global Ports group (Ntrans) have set up a regular container rail service in partner...

An icy reception in the ice?

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Ice conditions in the Gulf of Finland have been particularly severe this winter and Russian icebreakers have not been able to assist all ves...

Petrolesport covers up

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Petrolesport, part of Global Port Investments/N-trans, has completed a new warehouse at its ferry terminal in St Petersburg. The warehouse w...

A chill wind is blowing through Russia

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The cold caught by the Russian economy from the global financial crisis has inevitably affected the country’s container traffic, but inves...

Baltic still a growth area

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A new report by the Baltic Ports Organization (BPO) and Turku University forecasts continuing growth in traffic and investment in the Baltic...

Lomonosov port deal

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The Merchant Sea Port of Novorossiysk (NMTP) has signed a deal to acquire, for E77M, 50% of Lomonosov Cargo Terminal (LCT) from Frameno Ltd....

More RTGs from Konecranes

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Konecranes has reported contracts to supply a total of 10 more RTGs to existing customers, although the prices have not been disclosed....

Port industry where a PIG really can fly

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Last year’s shake-up of National Container Company (WorldCargo News, December 2006, p1 and March 2007, p10) has brought about a fundamenta...

Running in order to stand still

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Container traffic has been growing strongly in the eastern Baltic, mainly on the strength of rising consumer demand in northwest Russia, the...

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