ICTSI Inaugurates Expanded Georgia Terminal
15/02/2019
Major terminal operator International Container Terminal Services Inc. has announced the inauguration of its expanded Batumi International Container Terminal
Major terminal operator International Container Terminal Services Inc. has announced the inauguration of its expanded Batumi International Container Terminal
The Port of Rotterdam, Europe’s largest port, has announced that it broke its record in 2018 for annual container throughput
Ocean Network Express has broken the record for the amount of TEU stored on a single container vessel, which it achieved with the support of Navis’ StowMan solution
Wilhelmsen, a company specializing in ship management, has signed a supply agreement with Hitachi High-Tech to deliver systems for on-board fuel testing
PTI is excited to unveil its dynamic new look for 2019, creating a unified and recognisable brand around its three key platforms: Smart. Digital. Live.
Speaking exclusively to PTI, the Port of Rotterdam has forecasted which new technologies and innovative ideas will make an impact in 2019
Navis, a provider of operational technologies, has announced the agreement of a new global partnership with major terminal operator International Container Terminal Services Inc.
Kalmar, a part of Cargotec Corporation, has revealed how its services were leveraged by MSC to upgrade its container terminal in Valencia, Spain
The Georgia Ports Authority has unveiled a new Big Ship/Big Berth programme that will enable the Port of Savannah to service six 14,000 TEU megaships simultaneously
The Port of Rotterdam has revealed its continuing efforts to become more efficient and eco-friendly, emphasizing its history of pioneering new technologies and smarter operations
The IMO’s Global Industry Alliance to Support Low Carbon Shipping has brought together industry stakeholders to discuss the establishment of “just-in-time” operations
Ocean Network Express has announced that its latest 14,000 TEU megaship ONE GRUS has been successfully delivered at Japan Marine United Corporation’s Kure Shipyard
