Ports & Logistics
ABP welcomes new £1m pilot launch vessel to Humber
(Posted on 11/07/21)Associated British Ports (ABP) has welcomed the first of five new pilot launch vessels to the UK’s busiest trading estuary, the Humber.Earlier this year ABP announced an investment of around £9 million to build nine new pilot launch vessels. ABP Humber will be receiving five vessels in total. Three vessels will be heading...
Eurochem and UWC agree hopper cars deal for mineral fertilizers
(Posted on 05/07/21)EuroChem and Research and production Corporation, United Wagon Company, Russia's largest manufacturer of freight cars , signed a contract for the supply of 2,000 new generation hopper cars for mineral fertilizers.The document was signed by Vladimir Rashevsky, Senior Executive Director, Chairman of the Management Board and CEO of...
Accel-KKR completes acquisition of Navis
(Posted on 05/07/21)Navis, the provider of operational technologies and services that unlock greater performance and efficiency for leading organizations throughout the global cargo handling industry, today announced that leading technology investment firm Accel-KKR has completed the acquisition of Navis LLC with all business units and employees transferred...
Antwerp awards breakbulk concession
(Posted on 01/07/21)At the end of last year, Port of Antwerp launched an appeal for the water-bound site of around 15 ha beside Churchill Dock South and expressly demanded ‘breakbulk’ activities. Meanwhile, both the appeal and the contract negotiations are complete. PSA Breakbulk NV will become the new concessionaire. In the context of...
Teesport joins initiative to enhance security
(Posted on 01/07/21)PD Ports has proudly registered Teesport as part of a new initiative called PortSafe to form a collaborative approach between law enforcement, first responders, partner agencies and industry to enhance security awareness within the UK ports industry.PortSafe, powered by CrimeStoppers, officially launched in March 2021, and encourages...
First zero-emission locomotives for Rotterdam in production
(Posted on 28/06/21)Rail Innovators Group (RIG) initiated a joint development agreement together with Railway equipment manufacturer CRRC in 2018, aiming to replace diesel shunting locomotives in the port of Rotterdam. Now that the deal is complete, production can start.The zero-emission locomotive is suitable to run under multiple network voltages...
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