By George Vaggelas
PortEconomics member George Vaggelas contributes to the latest issue of Dry Cargo International magazine (February 2015) with an article presenting the business of coal handling at the Port of Thessaloniki (Greece).
Coal is one of the major dry bulk cargoes in the global trade. The port of Thessaloniki is the major dry bulk port in Greece and one of the biggest in the Southern Balkan area. Coal handling plays a significant role for the port’s total throughput. Currently, the port of Thessaloniki is investing in the modernization of the cargo handling equipment throught the purchase of new dock cranes. For 2014 more than 4.1 mt (million tonnes) handled at the port’s dry bulk terminals.
You may freely download George’s viewpoint @PortEconomics.
