Latest News – Page 161
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NewsThe importance of short sea
This year’s Coastlink conference is back in person and will focus on building connectivity through ports
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NewsBiofuel tug trial
One carbon neutral effort is conducting a three month biofuel trial using tugboats
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NewsHydrogen pipeline first
Shell has become the first hydrogen pipeline customer at the Port of Rotterdam helping it get its hydrogen economy off the ground
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NewsWomen in maritime
A UK port operator has teamed up to encourage more women to study STEM subjects
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NewsMarine biofuel trial
Trial confirms that marine biofuel can be considered a ‘drop in fuel’ that can help to reduce emissions
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NewsCASE STUDY: TRIMBLE OPTIMISES DREDGE AND BUILD PROJECT
Precision in marine dredging and construction works is a prime determinant of an effective project solution and one that maximises all-round economic benefit. In today’s world technology has a major role to play in achieving this, as demonstrated recently by the application of state-of-the-art technological solutions from USA headquartered Trimble ...
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NewsP&O repercussions hit freeports
DP World has stepped down as a partner in the UK Solent Freeport project following widespread anger over the P&O sackings
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NewsShore power connected
A British port has seen its first vessel connect to its new shore power facility for cruise ships
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NewsEmission free forklifts
A logistics company has placed a record order for all electric forklifts to allow it to operate more sustainably
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NewsSRC opens Rotterdam office
A maritime engineering company expands its offering with a new office in Europe’s primary shipping hub
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NewsIntermodal depot chooses Navis TOS
Navis’s terminal operating system will help a new intermodal depot connect to the wider supply chain
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NewsHydrogen equipment project
One port is working on transitioning to fuel cell powered cargo handling machinery and drayage trucks
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NewsBattery powered tractor trial
An American terminal has achieved massive reductions in fuel costs and emissions using battery powered tractors
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NewsEuropean hydrogen supply
Three energy movers are joining forces to develop an import terminal for a hydrogen carrier in the Port of Rotterdam
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NewsVirtual trade corridor
A new virtual trade corridor will bring security and efficiency to the movement of goods between Kuwait and the UAE
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NewsPilot tracking platform
New pilot and vessel tracking system helps share data across all supply chain stakeholders
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GDYNIA BREAKS BIGGEST CONTAINER VESSEL RECORD
The Baltic Container Terminal (BCT), Gdynia, Poland recently handled the MSC GAIA, the biggest vessel to call Gdynia to-date – LOA 366.03m, beam 51.24m with a capacity of 13,798TEU. BCT undertook 2620 container moves (3790TEU)
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NewsSupply chain visibility device
A next generation IoT device promises to revolutionise cargo shipping
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NewsIsraeli port upgrades
A large project is under way to upgrade facilities at a port in Israel in response to increasingly high demand
