Ports & Terminals
Ports & Terminals
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Sweden bans discharge of scrubber wastewater
Sweden plans to ban the discharge of wastewater from open-loop scrubbers within its 12-mile zone starting July 2025, extending…
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Which 7 port operators account for 40% of global transshipment?
In 2023, seven major port operators handled over 40% of global container throughput, per Drewry’s annual review. PSA International…
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Port of Esbjerg leads in green transition
Lars Aagaard, Denmark’s Minister for Climate, Energy, and Utilities, recently visited Port Esbjerg, underscoring its crucial role in the…
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State-of-the-art logistics in Rotterdam
Rotterdam is a key hub for many maritime companies, including for Samskip’s network, and together with partner Matrans, they…
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We have passed the point of just talking about hydrogen
Randolf likes to think big and far ahead. Yet every now and again, it’s good to reflect on your…
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Europe’s breakbulk capital
Rotterdam stands as Europe’s premier breakbulk hub, thanks to its strategic location, advanced port facilities, and robust network of…
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Philippines maximizes the nation’s maritime potential
The Philippines has approved the Maritime Industry Development Plan 2028 (MIDP), a comprehensive 10-year blueprint for advancing the maritime…
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The sound of the green transition
Whoosh. Whoosh. Whoosh. That is the sound of the 92-metre blades high above where 45 Harvard students visiting Esbjerg…
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A bright future in global cruising
In an era when the global cruise industry is developing, Greece stands at the helm, ready to steer to…
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Rising demand in LA sparks new cruise terminal
In another significant step in the enhancement of the LA Waterfront, the Port of Los Angeles has issued a Request…
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