Over the last 50 years, the exponential rise in demand for container shipping has had a significant impact on international trade, owing specifically to the streamlining of processes and cost reductions achieved through standardised container shipments. This has resulted in unprecedented investment in container hub construction and containerized cargo upgrading. Furthermore, large scale fuel handling projects, such as Saldanha Bay (South Africa) and new oil terminals in Mombasa (Kenya), are expected to find high demand with a focus on specific fuel handling, such as oil, gas, or coal.
According to the United States Department of Energy's International Energy Outlook, global Port Infrastructure Market is expected to reach 203 trillion cubic feet (tcf) by 2040, representing a 70% increase over 2012 figures.
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