First Silk Road train arrives at Port of Antwerp
This week, the first Silk Road train exclusively destined for Antwerp has arrived.
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Ports and Harbours
Port of Antwerp and Fluxys team up for CO2 capture
The climate target of getting Belgian CO2 emissions 35% lower by 2030 is a formidable challenge.
Carnival Corporation opens Helix cruise centre at Port of Barcelona
Carnival Corporation & plc, the world's largest leisure travel company, has officially opened its second cruise terminal at the Port of Barcelona.
PortGen workshops teach small businesses how to do business with the port
The Port of Seattle has long been a supporter of small business growth and workforce development and has made contracting with small businesses firms, including disadvantaged, minority and women-owned businesses a priority.
Marine Towing of Tampa awarded industry first Sub M certification
Leading harbour towage operator Marine Towing of Tampa earned an industry first on 20th April, when its 86.7 foot, 4200 hp towing vessel Endeavor became the first vessel to be awarded a Certificate of Inspection for compliance under the US Coast Guard’s new stringent Sub M rules for towing vessel safety.
Zaragoza Maritime Terminal continues rapid growth
In 2017, the Terminal Marítima de Zaragoza (tmZ) increased its handled volume by 20%, to around 350,000 TEUs by rail and truck.