Built Environment Networking Blog: Ports News

£4.8 million invested to expand Hull Container Terminal storage capacity

ABP Humber has recently completed an extension to its Humber Container Terminal at the Port of Hull. An investment of £4.8 million has enabled an additional 17,600m2 of heavy-duty paving to expand the terminal’s storage capacity. The Humber Container Terminal in Hull welcomes around 12 vessels per week from Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Ghent, serving customers […]

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ABP received Port of Hull planning consent for 4.25m sq ft development

Associated British Ports (ABP) has been granted outline planning consent for more than 4.25 million sq ft of industrial, manufacturing and logistics development at the Port of Hull by East Riding of Yorkshire Council. The 453 acres of prime land includes 212 acres located within the East Hull Humber Freeport Tax Assisted Zone, which offers […]

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BPA Welcomes New Shore Power Government Funding

The BPA has welcomed the Government’s new £77m Zero Emission Vessels and Infrastructure (ZEVI) competition, which has been launched today. BPA research has found that no shore power project anywhere in the world has gone ahead without government funding. This fund will help remove a key barrier to the installation of shore power, although significant other […]

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First Freeports launched with £25 million seed fund each

The United Kingdom’s first Freeports in Plymouth, Solent, and Teesside are now fully up and running after receiving final government approval. The new initiative is predicted to unleash billions of pounds’ worth of investment with a GVA uplift of £3.57bn. The United Kingdom’s first Freeports in Plymouth, Solent, and Teesside are now fully up and […]

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Goole’s Vision for Economic Expansion: Humber Freeport’s £600m Investment Blueprint Submitted

Humber Freeport has taken a pivotal step in its development trajectory by presenting the blueprint for Goole’s freeport tax site to the government. This initiative, spanning 200 hectares, is poised to unlock a plethora of investment avenues. Divided by the M62 motorway, the site is designed to offer potential investors a suite of compelling advantages. […]

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Harbour Energy and ABP team-up on CO2 import terminal

Harbour Energy and Associated British Ports have announced an exclusive commercial relationship to develop a CO2 import terminal at the Port of Immingham, the UK’s largest port by tonnage. This will link to Harbour Energy’s Viking CCS (formerly V Net Zero), the CO2 transport and storage network. The terminal will provide a large-scale facility to connect CO2 emissions […]

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