All Equipment articles – Page 54

  • Asset management could be the next 'big thing'
    News

    Asset management approaches tipping point

    2013-09-19T22:15:00Z

    The creation of a ‘language’ for physical asset management could be the tipping point needed for the terminal optimisation to take hold, believes specialist AssetRight.

  • E-One2 RTGs are already cutting fuel costs at the Port of Kiel
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    Kalmar RTGs for Indonesia

    2013-09-19T19:06:00Z

    Kalmar is helping Indonesia’s PT Terminal Petikemas Surabaya (TPS) clean up its act with six new E-One2 RTGs to be delivered in mid 2014.

  • Hamburg was one of the case studies used in the report which benchmarks best practice
    News

    Generating added value

    2013-09-12T17:32:00Z

    A new global report outlines the role of ports in urban and national economies in order to assess and improve the positive impact they make to their communities.

  • A total of US$104m has been awarded to improve the movement of goods through America's seaports
    News

    Infrastructure grants for US ports

    2013-09-06T16:00:00Z

    The US Department of Transport (DOT) is awarding a total of US$104m in infrastructure grants to US ports to help improve the movement of goods through America’s seaports.

  • Joe Pratt investigated ports such as Oakland to see if a fit for fuel cell technology and cold ironing could be found
    News

    The future is wide open for cold ironing

    2013-09-06T00:00:00Z

    Different options for shore power are growing with the rise of new technology. For example, hydrogen fuel cells may be especially suited to the low power needs of berthed box ships.

  • Each RTG has a lifting capacity of 50 tonnes
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    Konecranes repeat RTG order

    2013-09-05T12:28:00Z

    Konecranes is to supply Rubber-Tyred Gantry cranes (RTGs) and reach stackers for US based CSX Intermodal Terminals as part of a repeat order.

  • The Hyster Tracker can help reduce costs and downtime
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    New Hyster telemetry offering

    2013-09-02T16:28:00Z

    Materials handling operations are to be made easier with Hyster’s new wireless access monitoring system, Hyster Tracker.

  • A number of new container terminal operators are "growing fast"
    News

    New players for terminal sector

    2013-08-28T12:38:00Z

    A number of new players are setting their sights on the global container terminal sector, but need “mega mergers and acquisitions (M&A)” to catch up with the top four players, Neil Davidson, senior analyst, Drewry, told Port Strategy.

  • The solutions are expected to improve automation at the new Argentinean terminal
    News

    SmartPort solutions for Argentina

    2013-08-27T15:07:00Z

    Kalmar is to supply a range of its SmartPort solutions to TecPlata SA, a fully-owned subsidiary of ICTSI, for its ‘greenfield’ terminal at Port La Plata, Argentina.

  • Ports are facing major changes as container ship sizes increase
    News

    A changing game

    2013-08-23T16:22:00Z

    A number of changes are set to take place within the global container terminal sector as operators “face the challenge of growth in container demand and growth in ship sizes”, says Drewry Maritime Research.

  • On loan: Some of the quay cranes that Portek has on lease in Indonesia
    News

    The best of all worlds

    2013-08-21T01:00:00Z

    Portek''s Tok Soon Chong explains how port equipment leasing can translate to significant financial and non-financial gains for a port operator.

  • Kalmar’s AutoStrad equipment monitors port equipment in real-time
    News

    Commanding control

    2013-08-20T17:44:00Z

    Kalmar is rolling out a new graphic user interface for its AutoStrad equipment control system currently being installed at the Asciano’s container terminal in Sydney, Australia.

  • Up to 27% of container volume moving through West Coast ports is at risk of diverting to Canada's Prince Rupert. Photo: Prince Rupert Port Authority
    News

    New legislation for US ports

    2013-08-19T17:34:00Z

    A new legislation is being considered to strengthen American ports and enhance the competitiveness of the country’s export economy.

  • The companies aim to address the "complex demands" of reefer container management
    News

    Reefer management solution

    2013-08-16T10:21:00Z

    Identec Solutions and WAM Technologies, a new technology division of Mark-It Services, are joining forces to address the “complex demands” of refrigerated container management in ports and terminals.

  • Martin Engineering’s EVO High Speed Impact Cradle
    News

    Equipment round-up

    2013-08-15T11:21:00Z

    August has heralded some brand new products to the market, all of which claim to save port and terminal operators time and money.

  • ATT says that its lift equipment does away with the need for a straddle carrier
    News

    Lift equipment for Pelindo

    2013-08-14T14:46:00Z

    An Indonesian port operator has signed an additional deal with Gaussin Manugistique to kit out its new port terminal with lift equipment complete with automatic navigation.

  • Richard Hepworth: "it's important that owners and operators understand exactly what to look for"
    News

    Fender confusion

    2013-08-14T12:32:00Z

    Checking PIANC (The World Association for Waterborne Transport Infrastructure) certification to ensure marine fenders are sold as described is not necessarily “best practice”, says Trelleborg Marine Systems.

  • EcoCrane can be supplied for new RTGs or for repowers
    News

    EcoPower hybrid systems

    2013-08-12T17:13:00Z

    Mi-Jack, the machinery and solutions expert, has acquired a hybrid power company to better tap into the green energy market at ports and terminals.

  • Cavotec has secured four separate orders for tis alternative maritime power (AMP) systems
    News

    Cavotec secures €7.2m of orders

    2013-08-09T17:07:00Z

    Cavotec is to supply customers in the US, China, Australia, South Korea and Japan with its ports and maritime technologies after securing €7.2m worth of orders.

  • Seafarers' centres have taken on a new modern-day identity. Credit: Darren Webb
    News

    Putting welfare first

    2013-08-09T01:00:00Z

    The days have gone when a seafarer centre was just a reading room and a phone box; today seafarers have different needs and centres won’t be fully used unless they meet those needs, says Jon Whitlow, secretary of the International Transport Workers'' Federation.