Teesport, the fifth largest port in the UK, has welcomed the first arrival of a new Containerships service, the BALT VI, from Eastern Europe. The service from Klaipeda, Lithuania, launched in October and provides additional capacity for shippers moving containerised…

A multi-billion dollar new US chemical plant has started life more than four thousand miles away in Teesside. It is being designed and developed by a team at Lucite International, which operates a scaled-down version of the plant at its…

The Sirius Minerals Foundation, the charitable arm of Anglo American’s Woodsmith Project being built near Whitby and on Teesside, has announced the 33 local charitable organisations that will share a Covid-19 relief fund of nearly £350,000. Awards of between £500…

Introduced in April 2019, Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) requires qualifying businesses to report annually on their electricity, gas, and transport energy use, along with the associated carbon emissions. The idea is that SECR will create a simpler approach…

On 31st January 2020, the UK formally left the EU and entered into a Brexit ‘transition period’. During this period, EU law has continued to apply in the UK. This period ends however on 31st December 2020 and, from 1st…

Cold weather could inflict catastrophic damage to your plant and facilities this Winter - as temperatures fall the dreaded downtime danger rises. Whatever your process, downtime costs money. But preventative maintenance today can safeguard and protect your processes against crippling…

Teesside International Airport has unveiled a new partnership with five-star luxury hotel Rockliffe Hall in Darlington. This relationship will see the airport work closely with the golf and spa hotel to help sell the Tees Valley as a fantastic place…

PD Ports, owner of Teesport and legal guardians of the River Tees, has welcomed the arrival of a new £1.35 million pilot vessel, Stainsby, to its fleet. Mia MacDonald, who has recently finished her apprenticeship at PD Ports and is…

One of Europe’s largest wastewater treatment and water reuse companies – Evides Industriewater – has secured an additional contract to continue to supply industrial water to Belgium’s largest chemical production centres. Headquartered in Rotterdam and with operations across Europe, the…