The setup of JadeWeserPort (JWP) over a decade ago was one of those truly huge, greenfield investment projects that just couldn't go unnoticed.

Another transport logistics interview in Munich saw us berthing at the booth of Wasaline.

As the 2030 FuelEU Maritime deadline looms, pressure is mounting for Europe's ports to deliver viable shore power solutions that can serve a growing global fleet.

From trade wars and military conflicts to pandemics and natural disasters, not to mention growing environmental regulations and government interventions, disruptions to supply chains and global shipping markets have had an enormous impact on freight costs and asset values in the last decade.

Harnessing the potential of hydrogen is key to accelerating shipping's energy transition and achieving a low-carbon future in the maritime sector.

In today's ever-changing global supply chains, seamless communication between terminals and shippers is more critical than ever - yet it remains one of the industry's biggest challenges.

In Munich, during the recent transport logistics exhibition, we had the pleasure of getting to know Shinichi Kakiyama, the European head of the Japanese NX Group.

Overcoming complex logistical challenges has been part and parcel of managing the transportation of commercial cargo for decades.

This year's General Assembly & Spring Congress of ECG (Association of European Vehicle Logistics) took place on 22-23 May on the Atlantic coast in the Portuguese Cascais.