Mindanao rail funds doubtful
The Mindanao Railway remains without a 2027 budget allocation as the DoTr explores financing options, prompting calls for a clear project timeline.
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The Mindanao Railway remains without a 2027 budget allocation as the DoTr explores financing options, prompting calls for a clear project timeline.
Senate Finance Committee chair JV Ejercito vowed to prevent funding disruptions for foreign-assisted projects, saying continuous financing is needed to keep…
ATI and DP World commission six hybrid RTG cranes at Manila South Harbor, boosting cargo-handling capacity while advancing cleaner and more sustainable port…
ATI and DP World commission six hybrid RTG cranes at Manila South Harbor, boosting cargo capacity while supporting cleaner and safer port operations.
The Marcos administration is proposing a P197.3-billion rail budget under the 2027 National Expenditure Program to fast-track the North-South Commuter Railway,…
ICTSI’s Rio Brasil Terminal has expanded its operations with the arrival of two new quay cranes, boosting capacity to handle larger container vessels and…
ICTSI’s Puerto Aguadulce terminal in Colombia upgrades with two super post-Panamax quay cranes and three hybrid RTGs, boosting cargo handling, efficiency, and…
Adriatic Gate Container Terminal (AGCT) unveils new super post-Panamax quay cranes, enhancing cargo handling efficiency and capacity for the largest container…
NorthPort strengthens domestic trade capacity with two new Konecranes Gottwald ESP 5 mobile harbor cranes, enhancing cargo handling, berth productivity, and…
NorthPort, operated by ICTSI, has converted six RTG cranes into hybrid systems, reducing carbon emissions by 49 percent and diesel use by half, with four more…
The Manila International Container Terminal (MICT) is stepping into a new era of growth and sustainability as International Container Terminal Services, Inc.…
Cebu ports handled 1.84 percent more cargo in 2023 to 67.52 million metric tons, up from the 66.30 million MT in 2022.
