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Dredging contractor Van Oord reveals strong 2014

The year 2014 was exceptional in many ways for Dutch dredging contractor Van Oord. From a financial perspective, Van Oord achieved a record turnover of EUR 2.104 billion (2013: EUR 1.641 billion) - the first time in the company's history that its turnover has exceeded EUR 2 billion.

Siemens has selected Cuxport for its converter platforms in the North Sea

Germany-based Cuxport has signed an agreement with Siemens covering logistics operations for services for their offshore converter platforms.

Maersk Line announces new CFO

Last Friday, Maersk Line announced that on 7 April 2015, Pierre Danet, current Vice President and regional CFO of Hewlett Packard, Printing and Personal Systems in EMEA, will join Maersk Line as Chief
Financial Officer (CFO) and join the management board of Maersk Line.

PORTS & THE ENVIRONMENT 2015

19 March 2015 Amsterdam, the Netherlands For further information visit www.mcimedia.com

Launch of extension works at the port of Cherbourg

The Normandy region will include three of six scheduled wind farms and holds the largest potential in tidal energy in Europe within the Race of Alderney. Hence both Basse-Normandie and the Normandie Regions are the key territories for the future development of Marine Renewable Energy (MRE) and the port of Cherbourg announced expansion work to accommodate this.

Congestion mitigation update at the Port of Virginia

The Port of Virginia continues to take immediate action to help mitigate the congestion that has beset Virginia International Gateway during the last week. Yesterday, the port announced the following measures will be taken at VIG:

US court orders International Longshore and Warehouse Union to pay National Labor Relations Board

On December 16, 2014, Judge Michael Simon ruled that the ILWU International (International Longshore and Warehouse Union) in San Francisco and ILWU Local 8 in Portland willfully and intentionally violated the court's previous injunction against work stoppages and slowdowns at Terminal 6 of the ICTSI Oregon.

Associations warn against risks of shifting CEF money to EFSI

In view of this week's Transport Council, the debate on the 2015 Annual Growth Survey, and transport policy's contribution to EU Competitiveness, growth and jobs, a group of EU transport associations, including the European Sea Ports Organisation, the European Federation of Inland Ports and the Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies have written an open letter to transport ministers to voice their concerns on the way the European Union is tackling transport infrastructure financing and development.

Ports without quay cranes discharge and load in real-time with arl-shipping.com crane executor

Using handheld devices at the quay side, stevedores at a number of ports in East and West Africa handling port calls with vessels' own gear, log the discharged and loaded containers with the Sea Side Crane Executor app from arl-shipping.com, passing handlings confirmations to the shipping line during the calls.

New tracking system speeds breakbulk handling at GPA

The Georgia Ports Authority has instituted a new tracking system to process breakbulk cargo more quickly, and provide real-time freight tracking for GPA and its customers.