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28/11/23 QuayConnect, a leading player in sustainable logistics in the Marlborough region, proudly announces the commencement of construction on the highly anticipated Marlborough Inland Port in Riverlands. A pre-dawn blessing occurred prior to construction . ....
Port Nelson Limited announces its 2023 financial year results demonstrating resilience within challenging trading conditions and resulting in a $4.0 million dividend for the community. The Port’s underlying Net Profit after Tax result (NPAT) (excluding . ....
Friday, 14 May 2021, 11:08 am Port Nelson Limited (PNL) has committed to reducing its carbon footprint by over 40% over the next 14 years. This reduction is part of the Port’s commitment to comply with a ‘science-based emission reduction target’ (SBTi) programme. Once approved, Port Nelson will join 14 New Zealand companies that have set SBTi targets and will be the second Port in New Zealand to have committed to this approach. The Science-based targets initiative is an international organisation that provides a clearly defined pathway for companies to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, helping prevent the worst impacts of climate change and future-proof business growth, as stated ....
Monday, 21 December 2020, 4:01 pm Port Nelson Crane 4 Port Nelson continues to improve efficiencies with the purchase of a new Liebherr Crane, an investment of nearly $9 million. This is part of a multi-million-dollar programme of works to enable Port Nelson to meet the trend towards larger vessels. The new crane will provide safer and more efficient container operations and will replace the Port’s crane “No 2”. The new crane comes with impressive statistics; 85m in height, with a reach of 58m and the capability to safely lift 140 tonnes on hook and 65 tonnes on spreader. This is compared to crane “No 2” which stands at only 70m, has a reach of 48m, and lifts 102 tonnes on hook and 52 tonnes on spreader. To operate within the 85m height range, approval was required from the Civil Aviation Authority due to the proximity to the flight path for Nelson Airport. Lights will also be required to be visible to aircraft. The cab on the new machine is 4.8m higher than ....