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Brexit opens EU ETS savings window

The European Union (EU) carbon taxation scheme (ETS) came into effect in January 2024, imposing a tax on CO2 emissions for ships calling at...

British Ports Association warns about supply chain challenges

The British Ports Association (BPA), a national membership body for ports, has pointed out that the United Kingdom's economy has been experiencing supply chain...

HAROPA and Ports of Normandy work together for Brexit readiness

The Normandy channel ports, Le Havre for HAROPA and Caen-Ouistreham, Cherbourg and Dieppe for Ports of Normandy, will cooperate to boost the readiness of...

Port of Cork faces Covid-19 challenges, retaining normal operations

The Port of Cork, Ireland’s second-largest port, confirmed on 20 March that its freight operations are continuing to operate and that its arrivals schedule...

Rotterdam hopes for positive UK-EU trade deal

After the European Parliament gave its consent to the United Kingdom's (UK) withdrawal agreement, the Britain officially withdrew from the European Union (EU) on...

UK leaves EU – Business preparations

The United Kingdom leaves the European Union on 31 January 2020. After this date there will be a transition period until the end of...

Sustainability overtakes Brexit as top priority for port industry

The British Ports Association (BPA) outlines key priorities for 2020: Sustainability, energy transition, regional growth, connectivity, innovation, safety, people & skills, regulatory review and port ‘impact’...

No-deal scenario begets the risk of British port’s chaos

Chaos at British ports is a "real prospect" if the UK crashes out of the European Union without a deal, a new report has warned. There...

Transport of goods after Brexit

ESC together with other stakeholders are concerned with the possible impact of Brexit on transport of goods between the UK and the EU. In...

BPA comments on the Brexit proposal

The British Ports Association has warned that it could be some time before we know for sure what the final arrangements will mean for...
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Gothenburg Port signs deal with Wallenius Wilhelmsen

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Neptune Pacific to implement general rate increase

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Asian waters see 86% rise in sea robbery in Jan-June period

A very alarming situation is prevailing in Asian waters, with ships and crews often falling in danger, breaking all past records of incidents.  Within a...
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