Ports & Logistics
ABP eyes asset investment growth
(Posted on 02/10/23)Associated British Ports (ABP) is looking to expand its investment portfolio with the introduction of a new property asset management role for the business.The UK’s leading port operator has appointed Rob Morton as Lead Property Asset Manager in its Humber based property team. He will be responsible for identifying new business...
Rotterdam study to increase energy and resource efficiency
(Posted on 26/09/23)The Port of Rotterdam Authority and Yokogawa Electric Corporation have initiated a feasibility study into increasing cross-industry integration for the efficient use of energy and utilities in the Rotterdam industrial cluster to contribute to ambitious regional decarbonization goals. A first scan showed that optimizing the use of...
HES Gdynia grain terminal expansion underway
(Posted on 19/09/23)HES Gdynia in Poland has started the construction works of a grain storage facility extension in port of Gdynia, in one of the most important and traffic-heavy hubs for wheat in the region.The investment project already holds construction approval, therefore ground excavation work began on the site immediately. A new flat grain...
USA and EU support Lobito Corridor extension directly to Zambia
(Posted on 12/09/23)A joint Statement from the United States and the European Union has been released on support for Angola, Zambia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s commitment to further develop the Lobito Corridor and the U.S.-EU Launch of a Greenfield Rail Line feasibility study.“At the Partnership for Global Infrastructure...
Breedon Group extends ABP Newport lease by 15 years
(Posted on 08/09/23)Associated British Ports has announced the successful renewal of a lease agreement with Breedon Group PLC, the leading vertically integrated construction materials group in Great Britain and Ireland, at the Port of Newport. This significant milestone marks their commitment to providing essential products to the construction sector...
North Sea Port freight by barge to hinterland increases to 60%
(Posted on 04/09/23)In North Sea Port, the transportation of goods to the hinterland by inland waterway continues to increase. Over five years, it rose from 54% to an impressive 60%. This is revealed by the port's fifth survey of companies throughout the cross-border port area.As a multimodal port, North Sea Port is strongly committed to sustainable...
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