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U.S. Ports Want $4 Billion to Enhance Security

Ports
In the latest report in its “The State of Freight” infrastructure series, U.S. member ports of the American Association of Port Authorities

First Hybrid Straddle Carriers at Hamburg Port

Ports
The port of Hamburg has for the first time introduced two straddle carriers with environmentally friendly hybrid engines.

Terminal Puerto Arica uses new terminal operating system to deal with increased cargo volume

Ports
Navis announced that Terminal Puerto Arica has gone live with the N4 terminal operating system to better manage the rise in cargo handling volume

Singapore port operations will remain attractive to safeguard maritime trade

Ports
That is how Singapore plans to keep its port operations so its maritime trade continues to thrive – even if global warming causes

Rotterdam Looks for Green Fuel Projects

Ports
The Port of Rotterdam Authority has made five million euros available for funding via its Incentive Scheme Climate-Friendly Shipping. 

Port of Charleston Considers Container-on-Barge Service

Ports
The Port of Charleston, South Carolina is turning to a long-discussed strategy to move containers off its wharves: the marine highway. 

Norwegian cargo ship and German container ship collied, Baltic sea

Maritime Accidents
Container ship c collided with general caro ship NORVIND at around 0300 UTC Jan 25 in Baltic sea off Rugen, Germany

Port of Oakland’s TraPac concludes upgrade, doubling its size

Ports
A $67 million waterfront expansion concluded at the Port of Oakland during January.

Fujairah Bans Open-Loop Scrubbers

Ports
The port of Fujairah is following California, Massachusetts, Belgium, Singapore and China in banning open-loop scrubbers within its jurisdiction

COSCO SHIPPING Ports takes 60% stake in Chancay Terminal, Peru

Ports
COSCO SHIPPING Ports Limited , a leading ports operator in the world  will establish its first greenfield subsidiary in South America

Most British Ports Have Not Prepared for Brexit

Ports
With just 65 days to go until Britain exits the European Union, the UK government has not finalized a transition plan - and, according to a new survey

BIMCO calls for urgent international naval coalition to fight piracy off West Africa

Piracy
International shipowning body BIMCO is calling for international naval support to counter the growing threat of piracy off West Africa.
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