Analysis – Anaklia deep sea port threatened by APM Terminals Poti port expansion
Anaklia, Georgia (PortSEurope) February 4, 2020 – In a press release today, APM Terminals Poti said that has presented its two-stage plan for the creation of a deep-water port to the Georgia government. The first phase of two will require an investment of over $250 million of private capital and when the whole project is completed (two years), annual capacity will double to over 1 million TEU. This new development will cast further doubt on…
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9,600 tonnes of ammonium nitrate stored in open air in Ukraine’s Pivdennyi port
Pivdennyi, Ukraine (PortSEurope) August 10, 2020 – According to local media, in the Ukrainian northwestern Black Sea port of Pivdennyi…
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Ports of Genoa: Covid-19 Update – Issue 27/2020 – Green light (with caution) to cruises in Europe
Ports of Genoa: Covid-19 Update – Issue 27/2020 – Green light (with caution) to cruises in Europe – August 7,…
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Analysis – Port of Tripoli must replace destroyed Beirut as entry gate to Lebanon
Tripoli, Lebanon (PortSEurope) August 8, 2020 – The second busiest Lebanese port of Tripoli is to take over the functions…
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Analysis – The aftermath of the Beirut port obliteration
Beirut, Lebanon (PortSEurope) August 7, 2020 – The port of Beirut, Lebanon’s busiest port, is not going to recover for…
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Beirut explosion calls for attention at lack of port security: The Conversation
Beirut, Lebanon (PortSEurope) August 6, 2020 – The huge explosion in the port of Beirut calls to attention the tremendous…