ABP agrees terms for Port Talbot FLOW development

Associated British Ports (ABP) has agreed terms with the UK government to develop floating offshore wind (FLOW) infrastructure at Port Talbot, subject to clearance by the Competition and Markets Authority. The ... [+]

World port chiefs learn how it’s done in Belfast

Belfast Harbour is hosting a training programme for senior port management professionals from around the world, organised by UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD). Delivered in cooperation with the Port of Cork ... [+]

IPS makes tracks for Ireland

Over the years a number of plans have been suggested to build a rail tunnel cross the Irish Sea, none of which have come anywhere near to fruition, but in ... [+]

Hactl is in the loop for plastic recycling

Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) – reports that it has become the first air cargo terminal in the world to roll out 100% recycled plastic sheets. It has been ... [+]

Maersk doubles Singapore space

Maersk has officially opened a 1.1 million square feet, fully automated global and regional distribution centre in Singapore, doubling its footprint in the country. World Gateway II marks a major ... [+]

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