545 million tons transported through Spanish ports in 2017
A record year. An apt description of Spanish port activity last year that saw close to 545 million tons (544,957,382) pass through its ports in 2017.
Category: Sea transport
Roadmap 2050: the decarbonisation of rail and maritime transport
Europe has set itself the goal of reducing greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions by 2050, which are very much related to general industrial activity.
Maximising safety in container carriers
New regulations to verify the gross mass of a full container: designed at saving lives, preventing personal injury and preventing destruction to goods.
Smart Ports: the ports of the future
Smart Ports entail the use of technologies to transform the different public services of the port enclaves into interactive services.
A method of transport for every need
There are methods of transport to suit every type of company, good or need.
What are the criteria for selecting one or another means?
What is bulk goods transport and how does it operate?
Bulk cargo (solid or liquid) is anything that is transported in large quantities without packaging or packing. Let’s see how this is done.
Towards more environmentally friendly goods transport
Logistics companies have an enormous part to play in limiting pollution emissions in all kinds of transport. But what can be done?
Dry port, transporting goods inland to the coast
Dry ports are inland intermodal logistics terminals, directly connected by rail to a seaport and possible final destinations.
Bulk freight terminals now have a new international voice
Bulk freight terminals have had a new international voice: the Association of Bulk Terminal Operators.
What is a multi-modal transport service?
Goods are transported by at least two different means of transport in international multi-modal transport. It also has several other characteristics.
