Port International du Cap Haitien, operated by CTSA, has successfully gone live on the Octopi terminal operating system (TOS), following a rapid three-month implementation schedule. The project has taken the...

In order to make port call optimisation a reality, regulators and ports must ‘meet in the middle’ to build trust and greater collaboration, according to experts at a panel discussion...

ABP's Port of Southampton has launched the UK's first Port Economic Partnership (PEP) with the Department for Transport (DfT). PEPs were outlined as one way of creating a strong business...

New research has outlined the five key characteristics of the ‘Strong Ports’ that the UK will need to thrive and ensure safe and sustainable operations post-Brexit. Maritime industry experts Drewry...

A European Union (EU) drone project has tested its first simultaneous drone flights at the Sint-Truiden DronePort with the second live demonstrations scheduled for Antwerp. The Safe and Flexible Integration...

Kuenz has delivered a rail-mounted container crane, equipped with a cantilever lifting system, to CTVrede Steinweg B.V be utilised at its Hoogtij terminal in Zaandam, the Netherlands. The barge crane’s...

Konecranes has delivered two new Konecranes lift trucks to Thailand-based Mon Logistics Group to help the company handle a recent increase in demand for goods transport. The Finnish manufacturer delivered...

The Port of Salalah has recorded its highest productivity ever in the region, with its success mainly attributed to a US$31m investment in asset replacement and capacity improvements. The port...

DCT Gdansk has received its third Liebherr ship-to-shore (STS) crane capable of handling the port’s largest vessels such as the 23,000 teu MSC Gülsün which recently docked at the facility....

CEVA Logistics has opened a new facility in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, doubling the size of its local operation with the aim to further develop its services. The facility...