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After two months of positive box throughput growth (May/June) the Port of Hong Kong saw container numbers drop again in July. Total box throughput in July was 1,088m teu reflecting 1.6% fewer containers compared to […]

In the words of an adage, it takes more than one swallow to make a summer. On that basis, perhaps summer has arrived at the Port of Hong Kong. After many months of throughput falling […]

It will probably not come as a surprise to Hong Kong’s maritime community that Hong Kong has once again held the fourth place in the International Shipping Centre Development index, published annually by Xinhua News Agency […]

Wah Kwong subsidiary, Venture Energy has facilitated the supply of 1,000 tonnes of green methanol by the bunkering barge Da Qing 268 to a RoRo vessel CM Shenzhen belonging to China Merchants Guangzhou RoRo Shipping […]

The Port of Hong Kong recorded an increase in container throughput in May: the first time for over a year. Total throughput at the port in May was 1.118m teu, reflecting an increase of 4.4% […]

As flagged up on May 26 in Hong Kong Maritime Hub, Hong Kong’s Marine Department (MD) yesterday (June 3) launched the Quality Bunker Operator Scheme to encourage bunker operators to install and use mass flow […]

Hongkong International Terminals (HIT), in partnership with Hutchison Ports Yantian (Yantian) and Shenzhen Port Group, hosted the First Anniversary Ceremony and Customer Promotion Event for the “Chengdu–Shenzhen–Hong Kong Scheduled Rail–Sea Service” (the Scheduled Service) in […]

Yiulian Dockyard, based on Tsing Yi Island in Hong Kong, is back in business following a substantial facility upgrade and workforce expansion, with onsite digital twin pipe fabrication adopted in cooperation with China-based Irwin Limited. […]

April again saw box throughput numbers fall at the Port of Hong Kong as the total number of containers handled reached 1.065m teu, a 6.2% decline compared to April 2025. Drilling down into the figures, […]

The latest Hong Kong Policy Address (September 2025) confirmed that the Government will require all vessels providing methanol bunkering services in Hong Kong waters to be fitted with mass flow meters (MFMs) within the coming […]