A storm in a port

July 22, 2016 Michael Grinter

The seemingly chronic decline in container throughput at the Port of Hong Kong is becoming a source of tension between industry bodies and the Government of Hong Kong. On July 15, Government statistics revealed a […]

No plans for OPS at Hong Kong Port

July 15, 2016 Michael Grinter

Ahead of onshore power supply trials on the Mainland, Hong Kong has said it has no plans to introduce the emission reducing technology at its port facilities. Earlier this week China’s ministry of Transport said […]

CK Hutchison hit by Brexit

June 29, 2016 The Sextant

Hong Kong and her companies are not insulated from the impact of the UK’s vote to exit from the European Union or so-called Brexit. Among the companies to be affected is top Hong Kong conglomerate […]

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