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Three vessels - Hanjin Harmony, Hanjin Europe and Hanjin Africa - were sold at the auction in Rotterdam for $ 392 mln. Another Hanjin's boxship is expected to be sold in January, 2017 by the Rotterdam court. As it was previously reported, Hanjin's Asia-US route was purchased by Korean line which includes business network and client information. In addition, Hanjin's California container terminal in Long Beach was also put for a sale at the auction and two shipping companies, Hyundai Merchant Marine and Mediterranean Shipping Company, have already jointly placed a bid for a control 54% stake in port's terminal operator. 

Four New Cranes are now available in Port of Savannah

New Super Post-Panamax cranes were delivered to Garden City Terminal at the Port of Savannah on December, 5 which makes the port's total to 26, more than any other terminal in the US. Including the new arrived cranes, now Savannah owes 20 new Panamax and 6 Post-Panamax cranes. These new giant cranes can serve the largest vessels going through US East Coast. Garden City Terminal is one of the busiest container handling facilities through the US which moves millions of tons of containerized cargo annually.

​New Terminal in Morocco

​The terminal operator APM Terminals, which is based in Netherlands will  construct a new first automated container terminal in Africa. That's going to be a huge project with 32 Automated Rail-Mounted Gantry Cranes (ARMGs) and 12 remote-controlled Ship-to-Shore (STS) cranes. The terminal's territory is going to be 53 square hectares with the quay length up to 1200 m. According to Willemen Groep, the work should be done by September 1, 2018, and the port terminal will be able to meet first Mega Panamax container ships.

Höegh LNG signs deal with Ghana Gas

Höegh LNG has signed a contract with Quantum Power Ghana Gas Limited to provide a floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) at the Tema LNG import terminal.

According to Höegh, the 20 year-contract should generate an average annual EBITDA of around USD 36 million.

The agreement is subject to governmental and board approvals, as well as financial close.

The infrastructure construction is set to begin mid-2017, with the expected delivery time for the FSRU being between 6 and 12 months.

Höegh LNG’s President and Chief Executive Officer, Sveinung J. S. Støhle, stated that Höegh LNG now has full contract coverage for its FSRU fleet.

The Tema LNG Project is supported by the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), Ghana’s national oil and gas company.