Port of Ulsan Makes Global Five
16/06/2015
Port of Ulsan, the largest liquid cargo handling port in Korea has been chosen as one of the five ports globally to be celebrated for its welfare services
Port of Ulsan, the largest liquid cargo handling port in Korea has been chosen as one of the five ports globally to be celebrated for its welfare services
The EU funded ‘EcoHubs’ research and development project has successfully delivered a number of proven ICT tools which can increase capacity at ports and terminals
The latest Container Insight report released by Drewry Shipping Consultants states that they do not foresee any imminent large-scale carrier merger and acquisitions
Konecranes has received an order for four rubber tyred gantry (RTG) cranes from Branch Damietta Container and Cargo Handling Company in Egypt
After work began around 10 months ago on the Suez Canal expansion, the US$8 billion project is due to open on August 6, 2015, around six months ahead of the Panama Canal
As a result of flooding which took place in a ship engine room, a Chinese containership has sunk off the Shajiao anchorage near Guangzhou Port, China
Meridian Port Services, a joint-venture between APM Terminals, Bolloré Africa Logistics, and the Ghana Ports and Harbour Authority, will invest $1.5 billion in the Port of Tema
Virginia International Terminals has selected Versiants’ LYNX Customer Service Portal, which integrates with the Navis SPARCS/Express and N4 TOS, at its port
A number of ports in South Korea are taking immediate action against the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) virus that is currently spreading around the country
Containerships could be heading for an even larger capacity as designers begin their discussions to construct 22,000 TEU containerships
A video released recently summarises Malaysia’s intentions to attract Chinese investment for many of its ports and terminals
Richard Joy, Editor of Port Technology International introduces some of the best highlights from TOC Europe 2015, featuring some of the biggest names in the port industry
