NEWS & EVENTS

September 02, 2021

Supply chain disruption is expected to continue The sheer level of the demand pushed the container supply chain to its limit. Carriers were unable to address an equipment shortage, ports became clogged and terminal inefficiencies were laid bare. Coronavirus-related restrictions on staffing, meanwhile, did little to ease the logistical logjam that had unfurled globally. And the congestion chaos is still far from being resolved nearly 12 months on. Container lines are struggling to inject a huge

Member Port News (15)

August 31, 2021

Member Port News

Europe and Africa Region July 13 Port of Beirut: The French Minister of Trade visits the port of Beirut and inspects the damage July 14 North Sea Port: Goods throughput in North Sea Port resumes in the first half of the year July 15 North Sea Port: Inland shipping can now also prepare a trip to North Sea Port with Riverguide July 20 Port of Gdansk Authority: Port of Gdańsk Authority SA visited Turkey: Talks on the North–South transport corridor continue. July 21 APS- Admini

Webinar Archive, Sponsored by Port Klang Authority, Malaysia

August 16, 2021

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Webinar notification Post Pandemic Ports: Safer, Greener, Smarter, Better Sponsored by Port Klang Authority,Malaysia Date: Thursday 19 August 2021 Presentations Link Archive Link Flyer Link

World Maritime News (15)

July 29, 2021

World Maritime News

EU Proposes tax on all shipping emissions and to limit polluting fuels The European Commission has unveiled its plan to tax almost 70% of emissions from voyages to the European Economic Area. It also wants ships to burn less greenhouse gas-intensive fuels, some bunkers to be taxed for the first time, and ports to provide more LNG and onshore power supply. Maersk supports the phased-in approach of the EU emissions trading system. However, other shipping groups repeated their warning that extend

Ms. Tessa Major resigned as Vice President for the Central and South America region

July 19, 2021

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We acknowledge that Ms. Tessa Major left Port of Açu and consequently resigned as the Vice President for the Central and South America region and board member of IAPH on 16 July 2021.She served her office as Vice President for the Central and South America region for one year and seven months since January 2010.We sincerely appreciate her significant contribution to the IAPH activities. We wish her all the best in her new job!We will conduct re-election to fill the vacancy of the Vice President

Welcome! BM Bergmann Marine from Germany

July 16, 2021

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We are pleased to announce that BM Bergmann Marine has joined IAPH as an associate member. BM Bergmann Marine provides its clients with a large variety of consultancy services mainly in the maritime industry by a team of experts with a broad range of expertise in various areas of sea transport, organizational development, and team building and optimization. For more information, please visit the following website. https://www.bergmann-marine.com/

IAPH Insider – 15 July 2021

July 15, 2021

IAPH Insider

This edition of IAPH Insider covers: #IAPH2021: revisit highlights and share your feedback Results fourth Risk and Resilience Committee meeting Results fourth Data Collaboration Committee meeting Is your port cyber-proof? Take the new P&H poll Time slot management, a solutionfor port congestion? Call to action to fully decarbonise shipping by 2050 Check out the latest ESI scores ILO Sectoral Brief on ports and COVID-19 ICS initiates Maritime Barometer survey Xinhua-Baltic

World Maritime News (14)

July 15, 2021

World Maritime News

High Container Freight Rate Contract containerized freight rates have witnessed an “astronomical” hike in the first six months of this year and are expected to remain elevated for at least the medium term. Strong demand in the US and Europe continued to be the main driver of rates performance. Port congestion and equipment shortage remain contributing factors. Carriers’ efforts to increase their fleets would not bear fruit until 2023-2024. The high freight rates of the main lines pushed up the

Member Port News (14)

July 13, 2021

Member Port News

Europe and Africa Region June 28 Authority for Transport in Malta: Coronavirus: Updated measures on board commercial vessels Autoridad Portuaria de Bilbao: THE “CONTAINERSHIPS STELLAR”, THE SECOND LNG-POWERED CONTAINER SHIP TO DOCK IN THE PORT OF BILBAO IN JUNE bremenports GmbH & Co. KG: WITH SHIPOWNERS FOR CLEAN SHIPPING Port Authority of Genoa: The Italian Undersecretary of State for Infrastructure and Sustainable Mobility, Giovanni Carlo Cancelleri, visits the Ports of Genoa

IAPH Insider – 1 July 2021

July 01, 2021

IAPH Insider

This edition of IAPH Insider covers: #IAPH2021: shippingand ports must align more #IAPH2021: tribute to Santiago Garcia-Milà #IAPH2021: new IAPH board of directors installed #IAPH2021: sneak preview of new IAPH brand #IAPH2021: Sustainability Awards winners announced #IAPH2021: Women's Forum scholarship winners #IAPH2021: all sessions remain availablefor one month #IAPH2022 save the date: 16-18 May in Vancouver Discover the latest issue of Ports & Harbors Is your port cyb

The July-August issue of Ports & Harbors is out

July 01, 2021

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In the latest edition of the IAPH membership magazine Ports & Harbors, IAPH's newly elected PresidentSubramaniam Karuppiah takes the helm,discussing the association's main priorities looking aheadwith Managing Director Patrick Verhoeven. These include creating a more level playing field in terms of digitalizing the ports sector, how to leverage the emerging global economic influenceof theAsian countries, having ports working even closer with shipping lines to address climate change, and much mor

World Maritime News (13)

July 01, 2021

World Maritime News

IMO adopts new emissions measures IMO Marin Environment Protection Committee has adopted operational and technical efficiency requirements for international shipping, which will come into effect in November 2022, but begin applying in 2023. One of the core elements of this package measures is the Energy Efficiency Index for Existing Ships, which will force existing vessels to improve their efficiency on par with newbuilds that are already bound by such requirements. The other key measure of th