The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is an authority in charge of regulating safety and improving the efficiency of international sea transport. This entity reconciles different legislative systems and obtains a... read more →
The sea transport sector is facing a cleaner future following the recent agreement by the International Sea Organization (IMO) to dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The ambitious plan envisages a... read more →
We welcome information technologies, because they entail huge progress. In the maritime industry, as well. Developing these technologies provided for ships communicated with the port through berthing-aid systems, load management,... read more →
The LNG terminal in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia, with an LNG terminal for imported gas and a large LNG Gas pipeline that transports gas from the Bay of Cartagena... read more →
The Dunkerque terminal LNG, located on 56 hectares of land in the East Port of Dunkerque, with a dock that allows the loading and unloading of tanker ships larger than... read more →
According to a report drawn up by the Baltic and International Maritime Council (BIMCO), the best solid bulks terminals in the world are Bilbao, Quebec and Santander. The report was... read more →
New technologies are making their way in the logistics and port transport sector. In fact, the port industry is one of the most innovative, and a point of reference in... read more →
In sea transport, the size of the ship does matter. The load capacity influences costs-greater capacity entails reduced costs for moving freight-, but also the infrastructures used for and by... read more →
Respect for the environment pays off. We now look after our environment to allow us, as well as future generations, to be able to enjoy it, and this effort to... read more →
Port traffic in Spain reached 260.9 million tonnes during the first six months of 2017, which is 3.39% more than the same period during the previous year. Positive figures for... read more →