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Hapag-Lloyd signs Hamburg shore power deal

Hapag-Lloyd has signed an agreement with the Hamburg Port Authority (HPA) to use shore power. The agreement confirms that it will use the available infrastructure whenever possible and continue to integrate onshore power supply into operational vessel management at all terminals. In recent weeks the Al Muraykh and Tihama have already successfully used shore power during their calls in Hamburg on the Asia-North Europe Service NE2. Currently, around 35% of Hapag-Lloyd’s fleet ... [+]

Hamburg boxes hold steady

The Port of Hamburg reported growth in container throughput of 0.9% to 7.8 million TEU in 2024 compared to 2023. A positive trend in container traffic with the US continued, while container throughput with China recovered, said the Germany gateway. Loaded containers accounted for 87% of the volume, up 1.2% ... [+]

Hamburg bucks the trend

Hamburg's container throughput in the first half of 2022 was more positive than expected, with total throughput of 4.4 million TEU representing growth of 0.9%, said the port authority. This was at a time when the major competing ports of Antwerp-Bruges, Rotterdam and Bremen all reported an average downturn of ... [+]

Hamburg launches Smart Port network

Hamburg is spearheading an international network of ports to exchange information and develop solutions to pressing problems facing the industry. ChainPORT will provide an information network between partner ports - , Felixstowe, Busan, Singapore, Shenzhen, Los Angeles and Antwerp and at the same time create a basis for joint development ... [+]

Iranian line restarts

Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines (IRISL) has resumed its regular European Container Line (ECL) service between Northern Europe and ports in the Persian Gulf following its closure in mid-2010 on account of sanctions. The new service will be operated by 2,500teu vessels calling at Hamburg and Antwerp, Genoa, Istanbul, ... [+]

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