Ports & Terminals
Ports & Terminals
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Busy times ahead for Port Esbjerg
Though a beautiful summer’s day, more than a hundred people attended the Annual Meeting of Port Esbjerg, which was…
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Mandatory shore power in UK
Government urged to establish clear mandatory targets for ports to install shore power charging points across the UK’s coast…
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Why it is misleading to claim that maps prove ships are stuck near China?
If you’re a regular consumer of shipping-related social media, you’ve probably recently seen a few maps showing the coast…
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How Shanghai lockdown is affecting trade?
Shanghai is an extremely important node in the global supply chain, so any disruptions there will, inevitably, have a…
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Overflowing container depots in the US
According to a recent analysis by Container xChange, one of the many challenges for the supply chain now is…
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Wind turbine number 4000 leaves Port of Esbjerg
By the end of 2021, components for more than 4,000 offshore wind turbines had been shipped from Port Esbjerg, meaning…
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Seafarers feel unsafe entering Russian ports
This week the Financial Times (FT) reported that, according to estimates, 55 to 60 percent of Ukraine’s 80,000 seafarers are currently…
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UK maritime sector’s reaction to invasion
The UK has shut its borders to Russian ships as part of the ‘unprecedented’ package of sanctions it is…
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Russia-Ukraine conflict impact port of Rotterdam
Russia-oriented transhipment Of the roughly 470 million tons transshipped through the port of Rotterdam, 62 million tons are oriented…
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Adventure race in Japan for seafarers
The Mission to Seafarers has launched a new adventure race challenge event in Japan, taking place in early 2023. All…
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