(IN BRIEF) ORLEN has opened a new Marine Transshipment Terminal at its Gdańsk refinery on the Martwa Wisła River, completing a major logistics investment designed to improve fuel supply efficiency and operational independence. The terminal enables direct transfer of refinery … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Chemicals, Construction, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, International Trade, Poland, Transportation & Logistics
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(IN BRIEF) Associated British Ports, Brett and Tarmac have formed a coordinated logistics partnership at the Port of Ipswich to support construction at Sizewell C. The partnership will use the West Bank at ABP’s Port of Ipswich to provide an … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Construction, Energy, Gas & Oil, Financial, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Transportation & Logistics, United Kingdom
Tagged ABP, aggregate supply, aggregates, Ashley Shorey Mills, Associated British Ports, Brett, construction logistics, construction materials, discharge, Helen Pluck, high-volume materials, Ipswich, Ipswich Borough Council, ISO 19443 certification, Jack Abbott, local jobs, local supply chain, lower-impact logistics, Marine and Materials Handling Partnership, marine capability, marine logistics, nationally significant infrastructure project, nuclear infrastructure, Oliver Brown, onward distribution, Paul Ager, Port of Ipswich, Port of Ipswich Partnership Targets Lower-Impact Construction Logistics for Sizewell C, programme resilience, quayside operations, rail capacity, rail logistics, rail movements, regional investment, road traffic reduction, Sizewell C, Sizewell C Supply Chain Gains Integrated Rail, specialist materials handling, Storage, Suffolk, Suffolk Chamber of Commerce, Suffolk economy, supply chain resilience, Tarmac, technical certainty, tri-modal supply chain, vessel calls, West Bank, Will Pearson
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