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DoD deal for ORBCOMM and Savi Technology

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Companies partner to track and monitor nearly 24,000 assets for the Department of Defence

Blockchain ready to launch?

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Blockchain has yet to take the shipping industry by storm, but its moment could be coming

Nearly new MHCs from Malabo

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Port Solutions, an international port equipment trading company run from Germany by Carlos Kohler, has delivered a used Liebherr LHM 550 mobile harbour crane from Malabo in Equatorial Guinea to Estibadora Sevillana in the Port of Seville.

Bolloré to expand in La Rochelle

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Bolloré Ports has signed an agreement with Grand Port Maritime de La Rochelle-La Pallice (which styles itself Atlantic Port La Rochelle) to build a new terminal at Chef de Baie 4.

Deeper Durban set to go

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Transnet’s chief capital officer, Krishna Reddy, has said that the R7B (US$462B) project to deepen Pier 2’s North Quay (Berths 203 to 205) at Durban Container Terminal to accommodate the latest generation container vessels is ready to start, and completion is scheduled for 2023.

Quebec City plan gets a boost

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The Port of Quebec is planning to enter the container market, and is trying to develop its own box terminal to compete with Montreal, which is located 250 km further up the St Lawrence River.

Antwerp extends deadline

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The Port of Antwerp has extended the deadline for RFPs from potential investors in its 88-ha Churchill Industrial Zone, the former Opel car plant in the Churchill Dock. The port said it is still seeking investors in manufacturing or processing industries

Colombo on top in H1

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The Port of Colombo in Sri Lanka is celebrating having the fastest growth rate amongst the 30 largest box ports in the world in H1 2018, according to a report from Alphaliner

SAGEPs in Galicia end

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Anesco, the Spanish port employers’ association, and stevedoring union representatives led by Coordinadora, have agreed to liquidate the stevedoring companies (SAGEPS) that operate in the ports of A Coruña, El Ferrol and Marín in the north-western Spanish region of Galicia

Port Réunion on the up

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After five years as a top-ranked French port authority, Grand Port Maritime (GPM) de La Réunion on the small island of La Réunion is reaping the benefits of its capital spend for the 2014-18 period, with total throughput increasing last year by 7% to 5.586 Mt.

Savannah hits air draught issue with Talmadge Bridge

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During Georgia Ports Authority’s (GPA) annual State of the Port Address, executive director Griff Lynch announced the port’s plan to increase capacity from 5.5M TEU today to 8M TEU. It will increase its STS fleet from 30 to 42 cranes, and its RTG fleet from 146 to 210.

Long Beach counts the cost of intermodal development

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Funding announcements this month for two major intermodal projects in the US highlight the huge difference in the cost of civil works between adding rail capacity at Savannah and reconfiguring an existing facility in Long Beach.

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