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Kongsberg Maritime secures contract to supply simulators to Indonesian Training centre

Kongsberg Maritime has been selected to supply a large suite of Maritime Simulators to Barombong Merchant Marine College (BP2IP) in Indonesia.

Noatum to rename terminals

Noatum, the leading operator in the maritime terminal and port operations and services markets in Spain, has strengthened the corporate identity by rebranding many of the group's terminals and by integrating them under the global Noatum brand.

Port Commission begins 2012 budget process

The Port of Vancouver USA Board of Commissioners will meet today, to attend to two action items, including the proposed approval of the port's preliminary budget for 2012. Adoption of the draft budget document by Commissioners Brian Wolfe, Nancy Baker and Jerry Oliver is the first step in the port's public process of establishing the organisation's budget for 2012.

First NVQ Port Operations awards achieved by port staff

A brand new NVQ programme specifically focused on Port Operations has delivered its first batch of successful graduates, providing them with qualifications that will be recognised within the industry. 

TSB signed a contract with Mediterranean Shipping Company Terminal Valencia to supply CATOS

Total Soft Bank Ltd. (TSB), a global leading software solution provider for port and maritime logistics industry, announced that Mediterranean Shipping Company Terminal Valencia (MSCTV) has chosen CATOS to replace its existing terminal operating system.

Update on the status of Thai ports

Despite the floods affecting the country all main ports in Thailand, including Bangkok, remain open and there is no immediate threat of closure.

PD Ports Hull Container Terminal gears up for growth

PD Ports operated Hull Container Terminal on 17 October completed the re-configuration of its container cranes to increase the facility's efficiency and meet growth expectations.

New liner services reinforce container traffic between Hamburg and Russia

Starting in November 2011, two new feeder line services will be scheduled for regular sailings between the Port of Hamburg and Russia.

Peel Ports steps up infrastructure investment at Heysham Port to support growth

Peel Ports, the operator of Heysham Port, has invested more than £1million in infrastructure improvements in the last 18 months to accommodate the substantial growth in unitised cargo at the Port. In the first six months of 2011, Heysham has celebrated a 25% year on year increase in volumes.

DRS launches a unique high-cube rail service from Teesport

Direct Rail Services (DRS) has launched a revolutionary new service from PD Ports' Teesport container terminal utilising a unique wagon that can transport high-cube boxes to areas of the UK previously inaccessible by rail.