Latest News – Page 219
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Electric tractors green new terminal
Electric tractors will help reduce the environmental footprint of a new Ivory Coast container terminal.
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Marine life thrives in ports
Marine life is thriving at record levels in waters shared by two US ports.
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Opting for electric tractors
Electric tractors will help reduce the environmental footprint of a new Ivory Coast container terminal.
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Quick recharging for AGVs
Recharging equipment batteries is fully automated, reliable and fast with an innovative solution for ports and terminals.
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Tech feat simplifies rail efficiency
Rail efficiency at ports and terminals has been made easier to achieve with a new technology solution.
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Biofuels drive for shipping sustainability
Ports and terminals will feel the green benefits of a new shipping drive to embrace sustainable marine biofuels.
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Digital perception radar for ports
Digital perception radar technology is helping accelerate smart port automation in China.
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HOW DO PORTS FIT IN?
The UK Government has given the go-ahead for the creation of eight Freeports in England. What does that actually mean? Felicity Landon reports
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3D CHESS IN SANTOS
Rob Ward examines in depth the forthcoming Santos port privatisation and charts why the process is going to be very complicated.
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Push for hydrogen in Japan
Hydrogen development in Japan’s maritime and port industries has been given a major push.
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Singapore's first hybrid ship
Singapore has classed its first hybrid powered vessel in line to achieve its 2030 green targets.
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Funding for decarbonisation
Decarbonisation efforts in Singapore’s maritime and port industry are being supported by new funding.
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Drone technologies test bed launches
A new testing site for drone technologies in Singapore aims to bring innovation to maritime applications such as shore-to-ship deliveries and remote ship inspections.
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Assessing the risk of ammonia
Movers and shakers in the industry are joining forces to steer the safe use of ammonia as a marine fuel.
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Quantum computing could optimise supply chain
Quantum computing is being explored by a logistics company to find new ways to optimise the supply chain.
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Saving the sea turtles
Biodiversity conservation is top of the list for one port operator wanting sustainable operations.
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Carbon neutral eco tugs
Energy-efficient tugs are helping a European port green its fleet to boost sustainable shipping.
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Big LNG capacity in Spain
One port in Spain is proving its ability to accommodate large LNG-powered vessels.
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Greek terminal investments boost capacity
Investments at a Greek container terminal will boost its capacity and ability to compete for business.
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Zagreb Pier questions
A second tender has been issued for the Zagreb Pier Container Terminal in Rijeka, Croatia, but the way it has been let and the operator selection criteria fall far outside the norm, A J Keyes reports.