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Tanker industry cautious over S Korea's ban
01/09/08
Source:
http://www.businesstimes.com.sg
South Korea's plan to bring forward its ban on single-hulled tankers using its waters has been greeted cautiously by industry players here.
Shippers set large rate hikes for containers from India to Europe
01/10/08
Source:
http://www.livemint.com
London-based liner conference IPBC says further rate increases will be enforced from 1 April and 1 June
Port of Rotterdam breaks all records in 2007
01/10/08
Source:
http://www.arabianbusiness.com
In 2007, the Port of Rotterdam became the first European port to break through the barrier of 400 million tonnes cargo throughput
Dubai Drydocks World plans Asia expansion
01/11/08
Dubai Drydocks World, the shipbuilding arm of state investor Dubai World, is eyeing yards in China, India and Vietnam, to expand capacity in the hot business of rig building with oil at records near $100 a barrel
Container cascade will swamp US ports
01/14/08
Source:
http://www.cargonewsasia.com
Last year's peak season passed without any major hiccups in cargo handling, with many shippers using Gulf and East Coast ports as alternative routes
Panama Canal implements new and improved reservation system
01/15/08
Source:
http://www.mgn.com
Panama Canal Authority (ACP) announced today that beginning February 1, 2008, it will implement a new and improved reservation system to increase its current system’s efficiency
US$6.8 billion private equity fund intends to boost Tianjin shipping
01/15/08
Source:
http://www.schednet.com
A private equity (PE) fund is expected to boost fledgling Chinese shipping companies and possibly transform Tianjin into a regional logistics hub once it wins state approve to operate
Indian high court ruling puts DP World's Mundra terminal control at risk
01/16/08
Source:
http://www.schednet.com
DP World is reportedly sticking to plans to invest US$500 million more into Indian seaports despite reverses in the Indian high courts
Chinese port ready to invest in Estonia
01/16/08
Source:
http://www.portworld.com
First phase development is slated to allow the terminal to handle some one million TEUs (twenty foot equivalent units) per year
Beijing-Hamburg freight train tests Eurasian Land-Bridge
01/17/08
Source:
http://www.schednet.com
The 10,000-kilometre trip, through China, Mongolia along the Trans-Siberian Railroad, and then through to Belarus and Poland to Hamburg, will take under 20 days
Countdown to Greek privatization results
01/17/08
Source:
http://www.portworld.com
Greek officials are saying that final results of their global tenders to source private investors for Piraeus and Thessaloniki container operations should be available in early March
Hamburg Seaport: endless opportunity for progress
01/17/08
Source:
http://www.maritimemarket.ru
Russia takes the third place today among the Rotterdam port’s major trade partners. Last year sea container traffic through Hamburg was increased by 42% and most of it was directed to Saint-Petersburg
Bahrain looks to Gulf cargo hub
01/18/08
Source:
http://www.portworld.com
The opening of Bahrain's new port of Khalifa bin Salman, operated by APM Terminals BV., looks set to herald in rising cargo traffic and prosperous times for the kingdom's maritime industries
Why we should contain ourselves over hopes of trade with China
01/22/08
Source:
http://icwales.icnetwork.co.uk
If you ever want to see for yourself the non-sustainability of global economics, take a tour of a port like Hamburg. It is the eighth busiest in the world, second in Europe only to Rotterdam. Three of the six busiest are in China, with one each in Taiwan, South Korea and Singapore
Anglo-Eastern sees 'scary' aspects in radical changes in world shipping
01/22/08
Source:
http://www.schednet.com
Never in the history of shipping has so much changed in so short a time
European rail and intermodal sector re-energised, says TI
01/21/08
Source:
http://www.eyefortransport.com
The European rail and intermodal sector has been re-energised over the past decade by a series of region-wide market reforms that have allowed access to private operators from a range of different backgrounds
Mexico gets serious with port development
01/23/08
Source:
http://www.portworld.com
Mexico's transport and communications ministry SCT plans to invest about $1.96 billion in the construction of five new commercial ports between now and 2012
Wider canal will widen U.S. trade
01/24/08
Source:
http://www.sptimes.com
U.S. and Panamanian government officials, port directors and the maritime industry hope to achieve two goals: to grasp the scope of the coming changes to shipping, trade routes and new business opportunities to ports throughout the Americas; and to plan the financing of dredging, other maintenance and capital projects so that U.S. ports can absorb the business
Novorossiysk grain exports to fill Black Sea terminal
01/24/08
Source:
http://www.bloomberg.com
OAO Novorossiysk Commercial Sea Port, Russia's largest port, plans to operate its new grain terminal at full capacity this year, handling almost a third of the country's exports
Largest terminal
01/25/08
Source:
http://www.rzd-partner.com
The experts forecast that in 2009 new complex in Ust-Luga — the Baltic container terminal — will handle 250 thousand TEU and 3 million TEU in 2019
No let-up in Greek strikes
01/25/08
Source:
http://www.portworld.com
The national dock workers' federation in Greece has called for another 24-hour strike as protests against the government’s privatization plans continue
Shipbuilding industry aims to raise standards
01/28/08
Source:
http://vietnamnews.vnagency.com.vn
"The industry needs to have an additional 1,800 to 2,000 engineers in the ship industry, and universities and colleges can meet just 30 per cent of that demand," said General Director of Viet Nam Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (Vinashin)
Bunker surcharges, capacity cuts win cost recovery, says TSA chief
01/28/08
Source:
http://www.schednet.com
While helpful, today's fuel cost recovery gains do not go all the way, and what is needed, he said, is a full bunker fuel surcharge, based on the TSA's own floating formula
PSA enters Argentine market
01/28/08
Source:
http://www.portworld.com
PSA International Pte. Ltd. has formed a partnership to develop International Trade Logistics (ITL), a privately-owned business comprising Argentina's second-largest container terminal and complementary logistics and warehousing business
Le Havre leads in box traffic growth
01/28/08
Source:
http://www.cargonewsasia.com
In percentage terms, the French port of Le Havre led the way last year with a 25 percent improvement on 2006 to reach an annual total of 2.6 million TEUs
Jebel Ali's container capacity to grow 27%
01/29/08
Source:
http://www.gulfnews.com
Port operator DP World said container handling capacity at its flagship facility in Jebel Ali will increase by 27 per cent in February 2009 under the ongoing expansion that will satisfy annual double digit growth
Good opportunities in bunkering business
01/29/08
Source:
http://www.setcorp.ru
The end of 2007 saw Rosneft initiate a program of centralized development of bunkering operations over the entire territory of the Russian Federation
US economic slump brings west coast shipping declines
01/30/08
Source:
http://www.schednet.com
Container volume through US west coast ports of Tacoma, Los Angeles and Long Beach either dropped or remained flat in 2007 on the back of a shrinking US economy, weak housing market and higher overland transport costs
Maersk official blasts port productivity
01/30/08
Source:
http://www.portworld.com
A senior Maersk executive has made a controversial claim that the shipping industry is losing $615 million a year due to port inefficiencies and poor management
$3m system to boost haulage industry
01/30/08
Source:
http://www.businesstimes.com.sg
Transport companies using the new CTS will soon be fully integrated with their container depots, shippers and drivers throughout Singapore
Port of Los Angeles still tops in North America
01/31/08
Source:
http://www.logisticsmgmt.com
The port handled 8.4 million TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units), a 1.36 percent dip in total TEU volume but a 3.2 percent increase in loaded TEUs volume over the 2006 calendar year
Winter storms hit Chinese ports
01/31/08
Source:
http://www.portworld.com
China's most severe snow storm since 1954 is disrupting normal operations at its ports. Reports say that on-going winter blizzards with heavy snow and extreme temperatures have 'severely disrupted' rail, road and air transport networks at numerous provinces in east, west and central China
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