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2013 December 6
http://www.dot.gov
Panama Canal expansion – The future of maritime commerce
Last week, DOT’s Maritime Administration released the first of a comprehensive, multi-phase study forecasting the impact that the Panama Canal expansion will have on U.S. ports and our overall transportation system...Panama Canal expansion – The future of maritime commerce
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2013 December 4
http://www.euroports.com
Sugar sells like cup cakes in the port of Antwerp
Today, Europe (especially North-West Europe) is a major producer and exporter of sugar. A sweet success story in which the port of Antwerp plays a major role...Sugar sells like cup cakes in the port of Antwerp
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2013 December 3
http://www.alfalaval.com
Meeting demand for sulphur emissions control technology
Demand for sulphur emissions control technology is steadily increasing and, in all likelihood, will accelerate as the 2015 deadline for meeting low-sulphur regulatory requirements approaches...Meeting demand for sulphur emissions control technology
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2013 November 29
http://www.portgdansk.pl
The significance of the seaport in Gdansk is on the rise
“Port Polnocny” Ltd owned by the Belgian group SEA-INVEST is now operating on 59.2 hectares of land using two cargo piers suited to handling coal and ore – which can accommodate the largest ocean-going vessels that can navigate through the Danish Straits...The significance of the seaport in Gdansk is on the rise
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2013 November 26
https://www.govinfosecurity.com
Cyber-attack at a major port could cost $1 billion per day
At a time when the nation’s infrastructure faces a growing threat from cyber-attacks, maritime and homeland security officials say they are making significant progress in protecting the nation’s ports, which handle more than 2 billion metric tons of cargo annually and are critical to the global...Cyber-attack at a major port could cost $1 billion per day
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2013 November 26
https://www.azernews.az
Turkmenistan to buy new tankers and cargo ships
Turkmenistan plans to purchase oil tankers, cargo, passenger ferries and towing vessels following the order of the country's State Service of Maritime and River Transportation...Turkmenistan to buy new tankers and cargo ships
2013 December 5
Marina Kovtun: “Rosneft is our principal partner today”
Murmansk Region was looking to implementation of Shtokman project when Rosneft, instead of Gazprom, showed interest in the possibilities of Murmansk port. On the margins of the III International Forum “Arctic: present and future” Murmansk Region Governor Marina Kovtun tells IAA PortNews about the partnership with Rosneft.Marina Kovtun: “Rosneft is our principal partner today”