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A crack in a hill is jeopardising bulk ship access to an industrial area on Cleveland’s Cuyahoga River At first glance, growing cracks in the pavements of sinking roads on an abandoned, tree-lined hillside in […]

Egypt is investing in dredgers to improve its inland waterways to make them a viable alternative for road and rail cargo Prompted by a projected increase in national cargo demand, the Egyptian government has committed […]

From Otago in the south to Auckland in the north, New Zealand is investing in ports across its two islands in line with projected growth A port relocation dilemma, dredging, shifting operations to newly reclaimed […]

DPC considers how the Royal IHC and Dutch Dredging-designed TSHD Lesse can be deployed to shallow regions Trailing suction hopper dredger (TSHD) Lesse is the ninth such dredger in Dutch Dredging’s fleet of vessels. Launched in […]

Ports will need to think differently about how they attract talent, and the skills and experience personnel will need as automation becomes further entrenched in operations Many have complained about the relative lack of new […]

LNG can boast SOx reductions by 98%, slash NOx by 86%, and cut particulate matter by 96%. However, shipping must look elsewhere for clean fuels if it is to meet IMO and Paris Agreement GHG […]

USACE project manager Kristin Mazur’s expertise may have taken her to landlocked Afghanistan, but back home her work involves protecting the coastline against rising sea levels Kristin Mazur, project manager for the US Army Corps […]

How national logistics parks and inland waterways initiatives will support the socio-economic benefits of the One Belt, One Road initiative China’s One Belt, One Road (OBOR) initiative has been mobilising vast resources – from both […]