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terminals
Logistics DP World Eyes Return to US Port Operations With Corpus Christi Terminal Talks
DP World has entered exclusive negotiations to develop and operate a new container terminal at the Port of Corpus Christi, Texas, signalling a potential return to US port operations two decades after a political controversy forced it to sell its American assets. The move, confirmed by DP World Americas CEO Brian Enright, comes as the port diversifies beyond traditional energy and agricultural cargoes. Separately, DP World is also reportedly interested in Maher Terminals at the Port of New York and New Jersey.
Logistics Enstructure to Acquire LOGISTEC Marine Terminal Business, Creating Larger North American Platform
Enstructure has agreed to acquire all marine terminal operations of LOGISTEC, including Gulf Stream Marine and LOGISTEC Direct brands. The combined entity will operate across Canada and the US, serving major trade corridors with a network of terminals and logistics assets. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Logistics Port Houston's Hurricane Preparedness Ensures Swift Cargo Movement
Port Houston's year-round hurricane preparedness focuses on safety and rapid cargo recovery. With lessons from past storms, the port coordinates with key partners to minimize disruptions.
Logistics Chinese Ports Lead Global Efficiency Rankings
Chinese ports, led by Fuzhou, dominate the latest Container Port Performance Index, highlighting their efficiency in global logistics. The report underscores the role of ports in managing supply chain disruptions.
Logistics TGS Wins European Offshore Wind Site Characterisation Contract
TGS has secured a contract for offshore wind site characterisation in Europe, set to begin in August. The project will utilize TGS's Ultra High Resolution 3D streamer technology for detailed subsurface imaging.
Logistics Chinese Yard Unveils Nuclear-Powered Logistics Hub Concept
Jiangnan Shipyard has introduced a concept for a nuclear-powered floating logistics hub, aiming to transform maritime transport. This innovative hub would serve as a container transshipment terminal and energy production center, supporting the decarbonization of global shipping.
Logistics AD Ports Expands into Brazil with $835m Agri-Bulk Acquisition
AD Ports Group has made its largest acquisition by purchasing Brazilian agri-bulk terminal operator CLI for $835 million. This strategic move marks AD Ports' entry into the South American market, enhancing its agrifoods business and establishing new trade links.
Logistics New Commissioner Completes U.S. Maritime Regulator Panel
Robert J. Harvey's swearing-in as a commissioner restores the Federal Maritime Commission to full capacity, potentially impacting U.S. maritime regulations. This change could influence ocean freight rates and port operations.
Logistics Ørsted Awards UK Offshore Wind Inspection Deal to OEG
Ørsted has awarded a multi-million-pound contract to OEG for offshore wind inspection services in the UK. This agreement will bolster OEG's workforce and expand its international presence.
Logistics STCW: Transforming Maritime Training with Graph Technology
The STCW convention, a cornerstone of maritime training, faces challenges due to its outdated format. By adopting graph technology, the maritime industry can enhance training efficiency and workforce mobility.
Logistics South Africa Advances LNG Terminal at Port of Ngqura
Transnet National Ports Authority has signed a 25-year agreement with Ukwanda LNG to develop an LNG terminal at the Port of Ngqura. This $1.35bn project will enhance South Africa's energy infrastructure and support its Just Energy Transition programme.
Logistics Navigating Posidonia: Essential Tips for Attendees
Posidonia, the premier maritime event in Athens, demands strategic planning to navigate its vast offerings. Attendees should prioritize comfort, plan their schedules wisely, and stay hydrated to make the most of this bustling event.
Logistics Yiulian Dockyard Reopens with Unique Laden Vessel Capability
Hong Kong's Yiulian Dockyard has reopened, offering a unique capability to repair vessels while laden, reducing costs for shipowners. This development is significant for operations in southern China's busy ports.
Logistics DEME Secures Japanese Offshore Wind Installation Contract
Belgian marine contractor DEME has secured a contract for the Oga–Katagami–Akita offshore wind project in Japan. This marks the first deployment of 15MW-class turbines in Japan, with installation scheduled for 2027.