Breakbulk

By Liesl Venter A new high-profile alliance in Abu Dhabi is exploring an e-methanol bunkering and export hub at Khalifa Port. Could this move position the UAE at the forefront …

By Luke King From low-scale ransomware to state-backed attacks, maritime infrastructure is under siege. Breakbulk talks to leading ports to uncover the scale of the threat and what the industry …

By Simon West Fluor has won a front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract from green fuels firm LanzaJet for a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production hub in Teesside, northern England. …

By Simon West AAL Shipping has transported three heavy-lift LNG plant modules from Hai Phong, Vietnam, to British Columbia, Canada. AAL said the move underscored its ambition to expand regular …

By Simon West deugro has signed a strategic agreement with terminal operator J. Müller to handle and store wind turbine components at the Port of Brake in northern Germany. Under …

John Vogt, former Halliburton vice president of global logistics and a visiting professor at the University of Houston-Downtown, presents the latest in his series on Incoterms, the internationally recognized set …

By Simon West Mammoet has launched a new business unit aimed at providing installation solutions for large-scale and complex industrial projects across Europe’s high-tech, process, energy and heavy industries. The …

By Simon West The port of Rotterdam has posted a slight increase in breakbulk throughput in the first nine months of the year, despite a slip in overall freight volumes. …