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The Port of Ashburton advances water, fire and sand bypass projects (opens the original)
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Pilbara Ports progresses infrastructure development at the Port of Ashburton, seeking to strengthen operational resilience and emergency response capability Pilbara Ports is progressing two infrastructure projects at the Port of Ashburton in Western Australia, the first set of planned works including a permanent water and fire system for Ashburton Cargo Wharf. The Ashburton Foundation Water and Fire Project is scheduled for completion by January 2027 and will establish a permanent potable water
New bulk agri-hub opens at Port of Tilbury (opens the original)
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Cefetra’s new 14,000 square metre facility at Berth 43 will handle up to 65,000 tonnes of imported animal feed products A new bulk storage and handling facility, with floor space of around 14,000 square metres has been opened at the port of Tilbury’s Berth 43, with the first delivery now received on site. It will be operated by long-term Forth Ports customer, Cefetra, one of the UK and Ireland’s major traders of grains and animal feed raw materials. The facility has the capacity to store up to 6
Ports, Ships and Fuels (opens the original)
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Hallelujah, a Major Institution Shedding a Cold Bright Light onto Shipping’s Alternative Fuel Fantasy! One of the many interesting dimensions explored in the challenging new report, Ports, Ships and Fuels The World Bank is not widely known for its helpful and practical contributions to the maritime sector. The undermining of LNG as a transition fuel being an act of self-harm to transition that should not be forgotten. But it does appear to be trying to redeem itself in its latest venture into re
A Troublesome Economic Outlook (opens the original)
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Continued uncertainty in the Arabian Gulf and US economic policies represent a threat to global trade and the cost of living. Ben Hackett The fundamental signs for the coming 12 to 18 months do not look promising for ports and global trade. The mix of a failed “excursion” by the United States combined with the global impact of irrational tariff policies aimed at economic and political domination are coming together to drive the global economy into a recession. The strategy of the US for Iran has
Boost to Guinea-China Iron Ore Trade (opens the original)
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The delivery of a new vessel type is expected to boost movement of iron ore from the Rio Tinto-led Simandou site in Guinea. The delivery of a new vessel type is expected to boost movement of iron ore from the Rio Tinto-led Simandou site in Guinea. China’s CSSC Chengxi Shipyard has delivered the first of five transhipment vessels that will support the dry bulk conveyor belt from West Africa to China. The 41,800 dwt self-unloader, mv Wontanara (meaning “we are together” in Soussou), is owned by Si
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