Gothenburg selects new train shunting operator
The Port of Gothenburg has selected Norwegian-based Baneservice Skandinavia AB as the new shunting operator of trains to and from ...
Month: June 2011
Increased investment boosts future port revenues
Almost half (47%) of port owners, contractors and consultants believe that investment in new port-side infrastructure will directly contribute to ...
BREAKING NEWS – Demag welcomes improved Terex offer
Demag Cranes AG, which includes Gottwald Port Technology, has welcomed the improved offer by US-based Terex Corporation through its German ...
Kerry starts construction of Xiamen logistics centre
Kerry Logistics has started construction of a new state-of-the-art 42,600 sq metre logistics centre in the Haicang Export Processing Zone ...
Gottwald introduces new MHC features
Gottwald Port Technology has launched new intelligent lifting features for its mobile harbour cranes - a vertical lift assistant (VLA) ...
Lyttelton Port sustains further damage
The series of aftershocks reaching magnitudes of 5.7 and 6.3 that hit Christchurch, New Zealand this Monday (13th) caused further ...
Channel Tunnel could shut out rail competitors
Deep concerns have been raised over moves in Brussels to exempt Eurotunnel from European railway regulations, according to the UK ...
20-year growth strategy for Mersey Ports
A 20-year vision for growth and future development of the Port of Liverpool and the Manchester Ship Canal has been ...
HCT to invest in extra super post-Panamax cranes
Macquarie Infrastructure Partners, the owner of Halterm Container Terminal (HCT), is to invest in two additional super post-Panamax cranes at ...
HHLA starts operating battery-driven AGVs
Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) has taken the first step towards a zero-emission terminal with the start of regular ...
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