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Telestack's new contract
Northern Ireland based Telestack has secured a prestigious contract with Mibau Stema (UK) for handling aggregates from their self-discharge vessels
Silver lining
Senior Research Analyst at Drewry, Tanvi Sharma, highlights a promising outlook for the dry bulk charter market as restrained growth in supply, juxtaposed with resilient growth in commodity demand, will keep the charter market upbeat in 2025
Bulk above all
Dry bulk has increased again in North Sea Port as the cross border, Belgium and Netherlands port, announced slight overall cargo transhipment growth for the past year
Growing decarbonisation commitment
The first non-gas carrier ammonia-fuelled vessels orders were placed in 2024, mainly in the bulk carrier segment as LNG powers an unprecedented year for orders of alternative-fuelled vessels
Minimising risk
Huge volumes of airborne dust can be generated when bulk cargo materials are loaded and unloaded at ports and rail or road truck loading facilities
Raising quayside productivity
Grab designs have to adapt to the handling requirements of the end users. IBJ highlights some options and case studies
Driving innovation and sustainability
The IFA and supply chain decarbonisation startup Proba have launched a global programme for GHG emissions reduction
Something worth fighting for
The tide is turning on maritime corruption but we must finish the job, says Isle of Man Ship Registry director Cameron Mitchel
Port Hedland choses Konecranes
The world's largest bulk export port authority has chosen two Konecranes Gottwald Mobile Harbour Cranes to boost lifting capacity
Easing the cognitive burden
Artificial Intelligence is empowering shipowners to tackle new safety management challenges
Something for everybody
Nor-Shipping adds finance, LNG and seabed minerals to its "agenda setting" conference programme for 2025
Remote Monitoring
The potential of remote monitoring and machine learning to enhance performance in the mining industry is exciting, with promises of impressive time and cost savings. However, practical implementation of such technology often reveals a more complex picture
Slowdown weighs on iron ore
Iron ore is among the most vulnerable to China's slowdown risks, according to research by ING, as the country's property market constitutes the bulk of steel demand
Gugliemo Tersalvi
Shi.E.L.D. Services' Operations Director highlights how his company works in full synergy with clients to maximize profitability
