Tag: seaport
Demand for Terminals for Transshipment of Agricultural Products is High
Despite the complex military, political, and economic situation in Ukraine, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has not suspended its operations in the country and continues to finance projects in various sectors, including the transport sector. This year alone, the EBRD plans to sign agreements on implementation of new projects worth about EUR 1 billion.
Ilyichevsk Port Allows Paperless Handling Of Containers
In accordance with the order No. 156 of the president of the Administration of Seaports of Ukraine, the processing of containerized cargo for transportation by trucks is performed electronically
Cargo Transshipment At Seaports On Mainland Ukraine Increases By 7.6% In January-July
State-owned port operators handled 27.850 million tons
Ukraine Abolishes State Regulation Of Tariffs For Port Services
The relevant order, No. 239, was issued on June 10, 2014.
ASU: Deepwater Berth 1-E To Be Built At Odessa Port By End Of 2015
The water depth at the berth will be 12 meters during the first phase of the project, increasing to 13 meters subsequently.
Brooklyn-Kyiv’s Grain Terminal At Odessa Port To Handle 1.5 Million Tons This Year
The cost of the grain terminal project is USD 99 million.
EBRD And Brooklyn-Kiev Sign Agreement On USD-60-Million Loan For Grain Terminal
The project is being implemented in accordance with the agreement between Brooklyn-Kiev and the Louis Dreyfus
Interview with the General Director of TIS: Dredging is the Most Important Issue
The general director of the TIS (Transinvestservis) group, Andrii Stavnytser, discusses the prospects for the group’s participation in a concession tender for the Yuzhny port, interest in the group’s industrial park, dredging, agrarians, filling stations, and railways.
Nika-Tera Port Doubles Grain Transshipment
Corn accounted for 82.05% (1,806,288 tons) of the total volume of grain transshipped by the port
Russia Slowly Allowing Cargoes To Leave Port Of Klaipeda
"There was a teleconference with Russia, and we discussed everything"
Seaports In Continental Ukraine Increase Cargo Transshipment By 8% In January-June
Container transshipment reduced by 6.4% to 347,573 TEU in the first half of 2014.
Ukrainian Container Terminals To Earn USD 1.7 Million Less Because Of Loss Of Crimea
Ukrainian terminals will receive approximately USD 1.7 million less
Over 100,000 Tons Of Cargo Stuck At Port of Klaipeda Because Of Russia's Decision
Such a situation has developed not only in the Klaipeda seaport, but also throughout Europe.
Interview with the Managing Director of Brooklyn-Kiev: Nothing is Actually Being Done Despite Impressive Statements from the Government
In an interview with the CFTS, the Brooklyn-Kiev company’s Managing Director Yurii Hubankov discusses the progress of the construction of a grain terminal at the Odessa port, funding from the EBRD, and the outcome of the company’s cooperation with one of the world's largest grain traders, Louis Dreyfus.
Bakhmatiuk To Build Multifunctional Agricultural Hub At Yuzhny Port
The agricultural hub is to be constructed on two land plots with a combined area of more than 200 hectares on both sides of the Adjalyk estuary.
Ukraine To Close Crimean Ports To International Shipping On July 9
The relevant order was registered in the Ministry of Justice on June 24, and it will enter into force after its official publication.
New Sevastopol Freight Ferry Begins Operating Between Novorossiysk And Feodosiya
With a capacity of up to 83 trucks, the Sevastopol ferry is identical to the Novorossiysk ferry.
Infrastructure Ministry Assesses Economic Impact Of Dredging In Yuzhny Port
The economic impact is expected at UAH 12 million in additional monthly income
Black Sea Shipyard Begins Cargo Transshipment
The terminal has processed about 10,000 tons of cargo (scrap metal and grain) since beginning operation.
Yuzhny Port Joins EcoPorts Network
Experts with the port’s administration have begun work aimed at securing confirmation of compliance with the environmental safety requirements existing in European harbors
