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Gdynia, Poland Terminal leverages "EDI Porter as a Platform" to effectively manage data exchange with business partners

Tideworks Technology®, Inc., a full-service provider of comprehensive terminal management and planning software solutions, have announced that Baltic Container Terminal (BCT) in Gdynia, Poland has successfully implemented its latest EDI solution offering, EDI PorterSM as a Platform (EPaaP).

Long Beach Mayor & Port leaders in Europe – focus to be on congestion and business development

Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia is leading a Port of Long Beach delegation on a week-long business development trip this week to meet with executives at the European home offices of the world's three largest shipping lines.

Liebherr launches giant mobile harbour crane LHM 800

Liebherr Maritime Cranes introduces the new flagship mobile harbour crane to the market, the LHM 800. This new giant model is the mobile solution for ever growing vessel sizes and heavy industrial goods, taking container, bulk and general cargo handling to the next level.

ABP pledges its support for Immingham’s 2015 East Midlands in Bloom campaign

Following the town’s success in the 2014 National awards, Associated British Ports (ABP) will once again sponsor Immingham’s East Midlands in Bloom campaign.

Hamburg, Kiel and Lübeck step up cooperation with Klaip?da

2015 is an auspicious year for Lithuania's port and logistics sector: the introduction of the euro is expected to lower costs and increase planning certainty, billions of euros in EU funding will speed up the expansion and upgrade the infrastructure, and a new floating LNG terminal will establish a measure of independence in terms of the country's gas supply.

Substantial fall in sulphur emissions in Gothenburg

Measurements at the Port of Gothenburg show that sulphur emissions from ships have fallen by 80 per cent since stricter rules came into force at the turn of the year.

Port of Seattle completes environmental analysis for Terminal 5 Cargo Wharf Rehabilitation and Berth Deepening

The Port of Seattle has completed an environmental analysis, including review of pertinent and available environmental information and preparation of a State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA)

MSC Oscar makes maiden call at Port of Felixstowe

The latest vessel to hold the title of world's largest container ship, the 19,224 TEU MSC Oscar, has made its maiden call at the Port of Felixstowe, the Port of Britain.

Hat-trick of wins for ABP and partners highlights confidence in renewable technology across the Humber

The Hull Daily Mail's annual Renewables Awards proved a huge success for Associated British Ports (ABP), its largest Humber customer Drax Power Ltd, and project partner GRAHAM Construction after all three organisations were recognised and rewarded for their contribution to the green energy revolution on the Humber.

BPA and UKMPG publish joint ports policy manifesto

In the run up to the General Election the British Ports Association and the UK Major Ports Group have jointly produced the "Delivering Value, 'A blueprint for ports policy' document to highlight the main policy issues facing the ports sector.