Ports News
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Fewer berths in the centre of Port of Rotterdam
The Port of Rotterdam Authority and the Municipality of Rotterdam have reached an agreement about handing over the management of quay walls and embankments in the city area to the municipal authority. Consequently, The berths mainly affected are along the Feijenoordkade, the Rhijnspoorkade (site of the former Tropicana swimming paradise)…
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PortXL selects decarbonisation innovators for 2022
14 companies hailing from 9 countries were selected by the PortXL partner network for the 7th PortXL acceleration program in Rotterdam. During the 3-month program, together with an expansive network of mentors and partners the start- and scale-ups will work on building collaborations. The goal is to sign contracts between…
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Hamburg Port Consulting (HPC) last week launched the first in its regular series of ‘talk shows’ entitled Connecting Ports.
The first interactive forum was headlined “Decarbonisation – On Our Way to a Climate-Neutral Port Industry” Aimed at bringing together port and transport stakeholders around the world to share initiatives in tackling the challenges of the modern industry, Hamburg Port Consulting (HPC) last week launched the first in its regular…
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September 12th – Panama Canal waiting time for non booked vessels (Days)
Neopanamax Northbound tranists average waiting time continues to increase, showing a total of 14 days estimated for Non-booked vessels. As for Southbound’s, an improvement from -5 days, showing today a total of 9 days of waiting (average). Panamax Locks: – 1 day for Non booked Northbound Supers’ and +1 day…
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ِAdmiral Osama Rabie, receives the commander of the US Central Command
Admiral Osama Rabie, Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, received Lieutenant-General Michael Corella, commander of the US Central Command, and his accompanying delegation at the authority’s headquarters, on the sidelines of his official visit. of the Arab Republic of Egypt, in the presence of Major General A.H. Mohamed Rabie, Commander…
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Port Canaveral Foreign Trade Zone #136 Expands with the Addition of Melbourne Orlando International Airport
New airport partnership supplies jet fuel for international flights Port Canaveral’s Foreign Trade Zone #136 (FTZ) has expanded once again with the addition of Melbourne Orlando International Airport (MLB) as a FTZ Operator for the receipt, storage, and distribution of jet fuel for international flights operating from the airport. Deliveries of jet fuel…
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Port of Oakland A+ and A ratings affirmed by Moody’s
Ratings reflect the Port’s financial picture Moody’s Investors Service (Moody’s) has affirmed the Port of Oakland’s A1 senior lien and A2 intermediate lien credit ratings. The rating outlook assigned by Moody’s to both liens remains at Stable. “These ratings represent great dedication and professional excellence by our Port staff,” said…
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PORT OF LOS ANGELES AWARDS RECORD $1.3 MILLION IN COMMUNITY GRANTS
Funding to 36 Local Organizations Supports Environmental Initiatives, Workforce Development, Youth Education and the LA Waterfron The Port of Los Angeles has awarded an unprecedented $1,321,350 in grants to support 36 nonprofit organizations undertaking initiatives benefiting the communities of the Los Angeles Harbor area. Funding for the Fiscal Year 2022/23…
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King Abdulaziz Port : Anew record during the month of August, the highest in its history
King Abdulaziz Port in Dammam achieved a new record by handling 199,609 TEUs last August, which is the highest number in the volume of handling within one month in the port’s history. Achieving this volume of handling came with a difference of more than 11,000 containers from the largest record…
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Port of London : Mourns death of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.
On behalf of The Board and Staff of the Port of London Authority: They are deeply saddened to learn of the death of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen was a friend of, and visitor to the river over her long reign. The Thames, the royal river, hosted numerous…
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