Mixed first half for leading European ports

The circular economy needs more physical space for the collection and separation of all residual and waste flows for processing into new products.

Germany’s last remaining hard coal mine is set to close next week, as state subsidies come to an end.

Germany has postponed until February decisions on how fast to phase-out brown-coal-fired power plants and whether to compensate utilities as well as regions facing job losses, Reuters has reported.

The bulk sector is navigating its way out of the doldrums, but market correction has come at a price, delegates attending Bulk Terminals 2018 learned last week.

Seven leading port authorities are joining forces to participate in the World Ports Climate Action Program.

Weserport, the joint venture of Rhenus Group and ArcelorMittal Bremen GmbH, has taken delivery of a new mobile harbour crane for handling general and project cargo at Terminal 1 in the Industriehafen.