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Brittany Ferries’ Guillaume de Normandie became the first cross-Channel ferry to leave the UK using electricity supplied from the quayside after connecting to Portsmouth International Port’s new shore power system.
Residing on board Carnival Pride, the HullSkater is remotely deployed underwater to inspect and clean the ship's hull.

Port of Oakland and TraPac celebrate new electric cranes

The first European-built ship-to-shore cranes ever delivered to a U.S. West Coast port are now fully operational.

Russian attacks threaten Ukraine’s grain exports as Black Sea shipping grinds to a halt

Ukraine's grain exports face severe disruption after intensified Russian strikes forced shipowners to suspend calls at Odesa ports

Lerwick Harbour expands shore power infrastructure for NorthLink vessels

Once operational, the system will allow the vessels to switch off onboard generators and draw electrical power directly from the port

Port of Los Angeles launches study into future replacement of Vincent Thomas Bridge

The Port of Los Angeles, the California State Transportation Agency and Caltrans have signed an agreement to begin evaluating long-term options for replacing or modifying the Vincent Thomas Bridge to improve freight capacity and accommodate larger container ships

Port Canaveral expands cargo business with new international container service

GT USA will serve as terminal operator and stevedore for the new service with Norton Lilly as vessel agent.

LR to create strategic global operating model for ArcelorMittal’s dry bulk terminals

The initiative will establish a common operating baseline for ArcelorMittal Global Ports’ network across different continents, regulatory environments and operating cultures.

DP World and EBRD sign €25 million green loan for Constanța Terminal

Loan is the first dedicated green financing in the history of the Constanța South Container Terminal

Indian seafarers’ union urges evacuation of crew from Chornomorsk amid escalating Russian attacks

According to the union, the vessel remains in an area repeatedly targeted by Russian missile and drone strikes, leaving the crew under constant threat.

Port of Tyne intensifies recovery operation after ship collision spills plastic pellets

Recovery work is continuing at the Port of Tyne following the collision between the wind installation vessel Wind Orca and the container ship BG Orange

DP World completes dredging ahead of schedule at Senegal’s Port of Ndayane

Dredging completed 13 months ahead of schedule, paving the way for the next phase of construction at Senegal’s future deep-water port

DP World secures €25 million EBRD green loan to electrify Constanța terminal

Loan is the first dedicated green financing in the history of the Constanța South Container Terminal and anchors a €100 million electrification programme

Russian attacks force Maersk to suspend Chornomorsk port service

Maersk has temporarily suspended its feeder service to Ukraine's Chornomorsk Fishing Port after intensified Russian attacks worsened the security situation, with affected cargoes being rerouted through Romania's Port of Constanța.

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