Ports & Logistics
Doncaster secures rail customs approval first
(Posted on 22/06/21)iPort Rail in Doncaster has become the UK’s first Strategic Rail Freight Interchange (SFRI) to be given government approval for an on-site customs area.As a result, businesses can now clear customs in South Yorkshire and move goods through the Channel Tunnel by rail in both directions, avoiding UK road congestion and sea port...
Study shows Icelandic hydrogen realistic for Rotterdam
(Posted on 18/06/21)Landsvirkjun, the National Power Company of Iceland, and the Port of Rotterdam have completed a pre-feasibility study about exporting green hydrogen from Iceland to Rotterdam. The results indicate that such a project could be technically feasible, financially attractive and would have a significant contribution to the fight against...
PD Ports commitment to safety
(Posted on 18/06/21)PD Ports is celebrating after achieving Gold status at the internationally-recognised RoSPA Awards for its ongoing commitment to demonstrating the highest health and safety standards across its operations.The port operator, which is headquartered in the Tees Valley, owns and operates 12 key ports and logistics centres nationwide...
Long Beach forges pact with Utah Inland Port
(Posted on 14/06/21)The Port of Long Beach and the Utah Inland Port Authority have agreed to collaborate in the development of cleaner, more cost-effective and innovative strategies aimed at moving cargo quickly, safely and efficiently between Long Beach and Utah.The four-year, nonbinding pact is aimed at improving import and export cargo flows between...
Pilbara Ports throughput stays firm
(Posted on 14/06/21)Western Australia’s Pilbara Ports Authority has delivered a total monthly throughput of 62.6 million tonnes (Mt) for May 2021. This throughput was the same amount as May 2020.The Port of Port Hedland achieved a monthly throughput of 48.4Mt, of which 48.0Mt was iron ore exports. This was the same monthly throughput reported...
UK Q1 trade stats lift lid on Brexit impact
(Posted on 09/06/21)The UK’s Q1 2021 port freight statistics from the Department for Transport released today provide further insight into what was a tough start to the year for the economy, with a national lockdown enduring for the full quarter and UK and EU businesses getting to grips with Brexit.When comparing January to March 2021 with January...
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