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The 10,100 teu capacity Maersk Gibraltar arrived at APM Terminals Pipavav on June 16th, marking both the first call of Maersk Line’s ME1 service to the facility, and setting a new record for the largest vessel ever to call Pipavav port. The 337m long container ship loaded cargoes of refrigerated agricultural products, and iron castings… Read More
The Takoradi Port in the Western Region has begun recording increase in revenue from traffic to the sea port after the expansion works on the port were completed. This was made known by the Public Relations and Marketing Manager of the Takoradi Port Peter Amoo Bediako at a public lecture held on the revitalization of… Read More
Dredging of Arvandroud river is contingent on salvaging boats and ships submerged during the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s and this, according to general director of Khorramshahr Ports and Maritime Organization, Adel Daris, requires the cooperation of neighboring country Iraq. The southern end of Arvandroud constitutes a natural border between Iran and Iraq, and based… Read More
Reclamation has a very specific meaning for the sediment management industry. But beyond moving earth and creating land masses, reclamation can have a profound impact on the communities where the work is done. Rikuzentakata, Japan, is a prime example of what can happen when reclamation is truly integrated into the vision of the community. Following… Read More
Reporting to the Port Commission of the Port of Houston Authority, Executive Director Roger Guenther announced today the completion of maintenance dredging of the Bayport channel. The Bayport channel is accepted and will be maintained by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) at a depth of 48.5 feet mean lower low water (MLLW). This… Read More
A new Ministry for Waterways has been established by the Fijian Government. This has been done to address the growing threat that flooding poses, a threat that is projected to worsen due to the effects of climate change. The ministry will be responsible for the maintenance of drainage systems and management of waterways in Fiji,… Read More
When the $5.5 billion expansion of the Panama Canal opened on June 26, 2016, dignitaries from around the world and 25,000 Panamanians lined the banks of the canal. But on the first anniversary, it was pretty much a working day. Five NeoPanamax vessels — ships too long, too wide and too heavy to fit through… Read More
The reported Indian proposal seeking Bangladesh to meet 20 per cent of the cost for dredging the routes of its two major rivers under the Protocol of Inland Water Transit and Trade (PIWTT) does not seem to be fair. India, according to a report published recently in this paper, has floated a proposal to amend… Read More
Fifty-five years. The number drew groans and murmurs throughout the Poughkeepsie Grand Hotel ballroom. That’s how long Gary Klawinski, director of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 2, said it could take before a person will be able to safely eat a fish meal from the Hudson River once a month. It’s an estimate found… Read More
Caterpillar Marine is pleased to announce one of the world’s largest split hopper dredger is being built with a complete Cat® engine and propulsion package. The 4200 cubic meter capacity vessel designed by MARIC Design House in conjunction with the Jiangsu Haixin shipyard, receives its shaft propulsion power from two Cat C280-8 engines which are… Read More
Denmark’s A.P. Moller-Maersk (MAERSKb.CO), owner of the world’s largest container shipper Maersk Line, has been hit by the global Petya cyber attack, preventing it from accepting new orders. The cyber extortion campaign, which has disrupted businesses around the world, has also caused congestion at some of the 76 port terminals run by Maersk’s APM Terminals… Read More
A fast-and-furious month for lining up money to start deepening Jacksonville’s ship channel resulted Monday in the port authority board voting to move forward with the first phase of the dredging, a decision cheered by supporters who broke into applause in JaxPort’s boardroom. JaxPort board members engaged in no discussion before unanimously voting to proceed… Read More
The Environmental Protection Agency will answer questions from the public about the effectiveness of a $1.7 billion cleanup of the Hudson River. The EPA is taking questions Wednesday night in Poughkeepsie during the public comment period for a recently released review of the Superfund project. The EPA says that based on the data so far,… Read More
Bangladesh is set to start construction of a third seaport at Payra, in Patuakhali district, opening another avenue for shippers in Dhaka and the south-central region of the country to avoid other congested ports. The port will be connected to Dhaka and elsewhere through railways, roadways, and inland waterways. The new port will be 309… Read More
Late last month, an oil tanker measuring three football fields long and six stories high moved slowly through the port of Corpus Christi, Texas, to test the waters of America’s booming crude-export industry. After navigating Aransas Pass around 7 a.m. on May 26, the vessel, Euronav NV’s Anne, didn’t pick up any oil, but its… Read More