…Webb plans get underway

Commodities such as furniture, machinery, domestic appliances, and paperboard witnessed substantial increases in import volumes.

For OCCS systems to be operationally feasible, the industry needs to develop a collaborative ecosystem to enable the value chain for managing captured CO2.

SOROE MAERSK makes a one-off call at VICT in Melbourne

The Port of Melbourne has received a call from CMA CGM URAL with a maximum intake of 10,622 TEU and maximum on-deck stacking of 12-high

Although the ARUP report on air quality for the UK Major Ports Group has not yet been published, it is understood to have identified increasing container road freight at the expense of rail as a significant source of pollution

The UK Major Ports Group today held a roundtable briefing and discussion on ports and air quality with a cross section of participants from industry, government and NGOs. The briefing was based on the emerging findings from research, commissioned from leading air quality specialists Arup, and took place at Arup’s office in London. The report is due to be published next week. It includes one finding that “emissions from vessels in the ports usually have a relatively low and very localised impact”