Maritime Innovation Hub Launches in the UK
The first Maritime Innovation Hub in the UK, a part of the government-funded “Maritime 2050 Strategy”, has been opened at the Port of Tyne
The first Maritime Innovation Hub in the UK, a part of the government-funded “Maritime 2050 Strategy”, has been opened at the Port of Tyne
The Port of Rotterdam has been joined by German Transport Minister Volker Wissing in demanding more efficient cargo transport along the Rhine Corridor
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.
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.
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.
Sail-powered cargo ships, the latest potential eco-friendly innovation for the maritime industry, appears to be a step closer to being a reality after NEOLINE, a shipping company committed to pioneering green technologies, awarded the contract to build its first vessels to Neopolia.
Virgin Hyperloop One have released a video of ‘Hyperloop on the Hill’ even Washington DC, where it demonstrated the potential of the high-speed transportation technology to members of the US Congress.
COSCO Shipping Ports has announced the signing of a merger agreement with Tianjin Port Holdings and China Merchants International Terminals
Hapag-Lloyd and Ocean Network Express (ONE), the fifth and sixth biggest container lines by market share in the world, have joined TradeLens, Maersk and IBM’s blockchain-enabled digital supply chain platform.
APM Terminals Barcelona has revealed its plans for a recent investment of $51.3 million, providing an overview of short- and middle-term projects