Latest News – Page 122
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NewsResearch project targets enhanced simulator activities
A greater use of simulation continues to gather momentum across the maritime industry, with the introduction of Artificial Intelligence supporting training and development needs.
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NewsHHLA’S robotic folding pins
Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) and a number of fellow German partners are developing a research project that demonstrates the handling of folding pins on container wagons using an autonomous mobile robotics system.
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NewsBlue Visby for MOL
Major Japanese shipping line, Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has confirmed that it has joined the Blue Visby Consortium.
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NewsGalileo Projections
A new tool has been launched to accurately predict the arrival time of ships…
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NewsZencargo in Real Time
Specialist digital freight forwarder, Zencargo, is to provide real-time tracking and visibility improvements…
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NewsUpgrades at VSC
Vostochnaya Stevedoring Company (VSC) has boosted its equipment fleet with 10 additional Kalmar terminal tractors and a further 10 Seacom semitrailers.
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NewsGreen Altenwerder
HHLA Container Terminal Altenwerder (CTA) has confi rmed an order for seven battery-powered tractor units.
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NewsAmazon Expanding
Amazon has confirmed that it now has a fleet of 5000 x 53ft domestic containers for the US market…
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NewsStudy sees mobile power Solution for small ports
Small ports should target provision of shore-side power from mobile units, according to a new study from specialist consultancies, Hanseatic Transport Consultancy and MKO Marine Consulting.
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NewsNew Noatum MHCs
Noatum’s terminal operations at the Spanish ports of Castellon, Sagunto and Tarragona are each receiving a new Liebherr mobile harbour crane.
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NewsFenders for Maio, Cape Verde
The small but strategically located Port of Maio in Cape Verde has received a new set of fenders from ShibataFenderTeam (SFT).
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NewsMaersk & Volvo Link-Up
Maersk Performance Team is deploying its first battery-electric trucks in Southern California.
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NewsThumbs up to green corridors but big challenges lie ahead
Maritime news pages are awash with talk of ‘green corridors’. It Is a great move to set them up now because zero-emissions’ ships won’t enter the market until 2030.
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NewsSAAM Towage takes Ian Taylor
Chilean tugboat operator SAAM Towage has bought the Peruvian towage operations of fellow Chilean company Ian Taylor, as part of its expansion plan.
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NewsAwake Marketplace Launches
Awake.AI has announced the launch of the Awake Marketplace – via which trade port call and logistics services, digital information and physical products can be acquired utilising the power of an AI-driven logistics data platform.
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NewsSpreader refinement
John Bensalhia highlights market and technological trends underway with telescopic spreader usage and design
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NewsNews from the front line
Four companies talk to John Bensalhia about recent initiatives that contribute to the smart port doctrine
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NewsCMA CGM launches digital and IT initiatives
CMA CGM companies in India are launching a range of digital and IT initiatives to improve supplychain activities for shippers and customers in this country’s hinterlands.
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NewsSigns of an uplift
Steve Cameron sees positive indicators for short-sea shipping and UK small ports. Funding, autonomous vessel plans and off shore wind are all playing their part
