The MEI CHENG 866, a Chinese-flagged containership, ran aground and sank in the early hours of July 4, 2019, after being caught in a storm in the Gulf of Tonkin, according to reports.
In partnership with the Government of Canada, Nulogy has launched an initiative to make Canada an “international leader in the field of artificial intelligence”
The Ports of Auckland has said it will launch a staged automation process, starting with its Northern Berth which is due to begin in February 2020, according to a new video.
Wärtsilä, a provider of smart technologies, has delivered the first vessel fitted with its HY hybrid power module solution to the Port of Luleå, Sweden
A second phase of development at the Port of Tuas, Singapore’s next-generation trade hub, has commenced
At PTI we would like to wish all its American readers and partners a very happy 4th July. To mark the event, we have taken a quick look at the three biggest ports in the US and reviewed their fortunes in 2019.
China is the strongest country in the maritime world, boasting six out of the ten busiest ports in the world and close economic connections with the three of the remaining four – Singapore, Busan and Hong Kong.
Shippers association Gemini Shippers Group has become the latest organization to enter the Blockchain in Transport Alliance
Hapag-Lloyd, the fifth biggest container shipping line in the world by market share, has placed a record order for 13,420 refrigerated containers, known as reefers, which are set for delivery in November 2019.
Hutchison Ports, one of the world’s leading terminal operators, has announced that its ICAVE terminal at the Port of Veracruz, Mexico, has officially begun operations
Navis has announced a new partnership with leading shipping line Yang Ming, ship owner China Navigation and vessel manager Eastern Pacific
A cooperation agreement has been signed by Abu Dhabi Ports and the Mauritius Ports Authority, with both organizations planning to pool expertise
