The Adrian Maersk, one of the newest vessels in the Maersk fleet to run on green methanol, has called at the Baltic Hub container terminal. The 351-metre long, 54-metre wide, 16,000 TEU container ship is part of the company’s strategy to reduce emissions in maritime shipping.
CSP Iberian Valencia Terminal has ordered seven hybrid RTG cranes from Konecranes, strengthening its commitment to the green modernization of its port equipment. The new units will join 11 similar cranes already in operation in Valencia and Bilbao, reducing fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions.
DB Cargo UK is launching the upgrade of its Class 66 locomotives to the ETCS train control system in partnership with Siemens Mobility. This is the first stage of a national programme aimed at digitalising rail services and improving safety. The project is part of the £1.4bn East Coast Digital Programme, which will replace traditional signalling systems with digital ones that feed information directly into the cab for drivers.
Turkish ports increased cargo turnover by 2.4% in the first two months of 2025, handling 89.31 million tons. However, in February, there was a decrease of 7.9% to 40.37 million tons. The largest ports were Aliaga (7.41 million tons), Iskenderun (5.62 million tons), Kocaeli (5.42 million tons) and Tekirdag (4.11 million tons), while the top ten ports handled a total of 34.58 million tons (85.7% of the total).
Ukrzaliznytsia’s subsidiary UZ Cargo Poland has become an associate member of the International Association Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (TITR). This step strengthens the company’s position in the freight market and expands its capabilities in the field of international logistics.
Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) signed its first contract in 2025, becoming Hungary Airlines’ official ground handling partner. The airline launched scheduled cargo flights between Budapest and Hong Kong using an Airbus A330F with a capacity of 62 tons, strengthening trade ties between China and the EU.
The Estonian Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority (TTJA) has confirmed that the environmental assessment of the Rail Baltica route on the Tootsi-Pärnu section meets all requirements. This decision paves the way for the construction of this railway segment, ensuring a balance between modern infrastructure and environmental protection. The 320-metre-long route crosses the Pärnu River and passes through forest areas, agricultural land and an industrial area, integrating with existing transport corridors.
The Minister of Transport of Kazakhstan Marat Karabayev held talks with leading Chinese companies in Beijing ahead of the 12th meeting of the Kazakhstan-China Cooperation Committee. The main focus was on the development of transport infrastructure, increasing freight transit and attracting investment. The creation of an aviation hub was discussed with the President of CAMC Engineering Li Haixin, and the synchronization of actions to modernize border crossings was discussed with the Secretary of the Tacheng County Party Committee Zhi Xianwei.
Global logistics and transport provider cargo-partner, part of NIPPON EXPRESS HOLDINGS, INC., is the first in Austria to launch the innovative AutoStore system at the iLogistics Center warehouse near Vienna International Airport. The introduction of automated small-item storage will significantly increase the speed of order processing and rationally use warehouse space.
