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Chinese ports: quo vadis?

With COVID-19 turning port lives upside down, the European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) has launched a weekly briefing of its membership throughout Europe on the latest developments – inviting PortEconomics members that have contributed to the life of the association to provide thoughts and reactions. In this week’s edition of...

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COVID19 port economic impact barometer week 18 reports stabilization or slight improvements

Of the seventy-six ports surveyed across the globe in this week’s IAPH-WPSP Port Economic Impact Barometer Report, the majority reports a relatively stable situation compared to the previous weeks, with slight improvements noted in some areas of port continuity. Compiled by PortEconomics members Theo Notteboom and Thanos...

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Second IAPH-WPSP port economic impact barometer report: some ports seeing significant changes in storage utilization

The Week-16 results of the IAPH-WPSP Weekly Port Economic Impact Barometer show COVID-19 crisis has 35% of ports reporting an increase in the utilization of warehousing and distribution facilities in the last week for foodstuffs and medical supplies, whilst other ports report both over- and under-utilization of their storage...

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First edition of COVID19 port economic impact barometer confirms cargo build up at some ports

New IAPH-WPSP Weekly Port Economic Impact Barometer reports steady overall port cargo volumes last week with some dips, and significantly reduced passenger and cruise vessel calls. Dockworker availability has been impacted but not hampering operations, while the majority of non-essential port personnel are teleworking from home. As a...

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PortGraphic: COVID-19 cargo concentration pattern Hamburg-Le Havre range

By Theo Notteboom It is early days to estimate the ramifications of #covid-19 on ports. Still, past crises reveal interesting facts. The graph shows the impact of past crises on cargo concentration in the Hamburg-Le Havre port range in Europe. The orange line gives the combined market share (basis=TEU) of the three largest...

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Weekly barometer οn COVID-19 economic impact on ports at world ports info portal

In response to requests of ports around the globe, the International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH), has set up a Task Force comprising some of the world's top experts to inform and guide the port authorities and users alike via a newly-established WORLD PORTS COVID19 INFORMATION PORTAL. PortEconomics developed impact...

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PortGraphic: COVID-19 and blank sailing impact on European ports

The Coronavirus has resulted in a high number of blanked sailings in container shipping. Until recently, these were caused by the sharply reduced port activity in China as factories across the country closed in the wake of the lockdown. In recent weeks, port operations in China turned back to normal after factories reopened, and...

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PortGraphic: COVID-19 and how vulnerable are European container ports to the drop in Chinese port volumes?

By Theo Notteboom At the time of writing there were more than 73,000 cases of the COVID-19 virus and more than 1,850 deaths. China, and particularly the Hubei province, is responsible for most of the recorded cases and deaths. The outbreak of the COVID-19 virus has a huge impact on economic life in China with many factories and...

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PortGraphic: The impact of COVID-19 to Chinese Cosco Shipping ports

By Theo Notteboom Below a graph showing the volume losses in January - February 2020 compared to the same period last year for the key #container #terminals of Cosco Shipping Ports. The impact of #COVID-19 is obvious. Chinese ports are slowly but surely becoming fully operational again, but it is expected also March 2020 will show...

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The role of seaports in green supply chain management

The latest portstudy of PortEconomics members Theo Noteboom and Larissa van der Lught along with Niels van Saase (Erasmus Centre for Urban, Port and Transport Economics (Erasmus UPT), Rotterdam, The Netherlands), Steve Sel and Kris Neyens (VIL-Flanders Innovation Cluster for Logistics, Antwerp, Belgium) analyzes the role of seaports in...

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