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Khalifa Industrial Zone Abu Dhabi (KIZAD), a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Ports, has broken ground as it builds a new range of industrial warehousing units in the KIZAD Logistics Park. According to a…
PSA Marine, part of PSA International, has successfully completed a remote marine survey for an LNG-duel fuel PSA Marine harbour tug, in collaboration with Bureau Veritas Marine Singapore (BV). In a…
The Port of Constanta Administration has joined the International Port Community Systems Association (IPSCA) as it looks to increase connectivity and operator collaboration across its operations. In a…
Port equipment manufacturer ZPMC has delivered ship-to-shore (STS) cranes to two European terminals – CMA CGM Dunkerque and HWL Stockholm Norvik – as it continues to expand its presence in the region…
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has released APL England to allow the ship to sail from Australia to undertake repairs in China. In a statement, AMSA said the ship will leave the Port…
The European Community Shipowners’ Associations (ECSA) has expressed concern for the looming end of the UK’s Brexit negotiations and has called for all parties to avoid a no deal at all costs…
Chinese e-commerce and technology group Alibaba has signed up to the International Port Community Systems Association’s (IPCSA) Blockchain Bill of Lading initiative and embarked on a new blockchain…
Following the recent PTI Webinar on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Resilience Inform has looked to answer all the remaining questions submitted by the audience during the live Q&A session. Webinar…
Three cranes able to load the world’s largest container ships will soon be headed to the Port of Oakland, the port said in a recent release. Shanghai-based manufacturer ZPMC said that construction of…
The Immingham Container Terminal’s (ICT) expansion is a step closer to completion after its new two new ship-to-shore (STS) cranes left China on way to the Port of Immingham, UK. In a statement…
