Port of South Louisiana has been given assurance that the dredging of the Mississippi River, a critical element to unencumbered movement of cargo and the success of Louisiana’s and the nation’s economy, will take place as part of President Donald Trump’s 50 ‘Emergency and National Security Projects’.
Dynamar has issued the latest report in its Shipping Insight series, the late 2016 edition of ‘Dynamar REEFER Analysis: Market Structure, Conventional, Containers’, which has revealed that 2016 reefer box production has collapsed by 35% to just 135,000 TEU.
The Ukrainian Seaports Authority (USPA) has announced its intentions to restart relations with leading Ukrainian and international dredging companies
DP World has begun operating a multi-purpose container, bulk, and breakbulk terminal at Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada, as “the premium alternative” to other ports in Eastern Canada and the U.S. Northeast, according to its GM
On December 22 2016, Damen Shipyards Group signed a contract with the Netherlands-based dredging company Heuvelman Ibis to assist in the operations of a canal dredging project
The Army Corps of engineers has said that the Mississippi River should be dredged to let three southeast Louisiana ports accept the enormous cargo ships built to take advantage of the Panama Canal’s expansion
Damen Shipyards Group announce new line of Trailing Suction Hopper Dredgers (TSHD) Marine Aggregate Dredger (MAD) 4000 and 5600 vessels
Adani Group is preparing to increase the cargo handling capacity of its newly developed deep draught Dhamra port in Odisha to 300 million tonnes per annum
Damen Shipyards Group has concluded an informative seminar on the subject of Environmental Dredging for key players in the Chinese dredging industry
Intermodal Europe is the world-leading exhibition and conference for companies associated with the container and intermodal industries
Dutch Dredging is to sign a ten-year deal to carry out maintenance work for five New Zealand port authorities
The Port of Halifax is considering moving its container terminal to the Dartmouth side of the harbour in a bid to relieve the downtown container truck congestion
