The UK's leading port operator is set to grow its business in Liverpool after installing the world's largest hydraulic crane on the north bank of the River Mersey. Associated British Ports (ABP) expects to increase productivity at the Port of Garston since the new crane's reach and capacity will enable the facility to handle a more diverse range of cargo and achieve faster turnaround times.

The Port of Long Beach is poised to receive a major grant to fund one of the nation's largest demonstration projects for zero-emissions cargo-handling equipment.

International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) is set to order the most modern equipment that will have the largest vessel handling capability in the Philippines, existing or planned, and at par with those used in major developed markets around the world.

Kalmar, part of Cargotec, and Rainbow-Cargotec Industries Co., Ltd (RCI) celebrate yesterday the opening of a new jetty in Taicang, China and introduce the latest Kalmar RTG developments.

The combination of power, size and new innovations make mega cutter 'Spartacus' a new benchmark in the dredging industry. 'Spartacus' will be built at Royal IHC in the Netherlands and will be delivered in the summer of 2019.

After many years in a successful working arrangement, Gantrex and Oleo International are proud to announce the signing of an exclusive distributor agreement in over 100 countries worldwide for Oleo's Industrial line of hydraulic buffers.

Liebherr's maritime manufacturing plant in Rostock has been awarded the contract to supply the heavy-lift crane for the Orion, a new wind farm installation and platform decommissioning vessel ordered by DEME from COSCO (QiDong) Offshore, a subsidiary of COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry.

The largest shipment of iron ore has left the Port of Port Hedland on the vessel HL TUBARAO.

The European social dialogue on ports was established in June 2013 by port employers and employees to identify challenges faced by the sector, improve health and safety conditions and raise awareness about the essential contribution of port stakeholders to the EU economy and its growth.

The Georgia Ports Authority and the Virginia Port Authority filed on Friday, 24th February 2017, with the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) to create the "East Coast Gateway Terminal Agreement". The agreement encourages voluntary cooperation in the areas of operational and supply chain efficiencies, safety, communications and customer service.