Latest News – Page 231
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NewsInnovative port docking system
A universal cargo system promises to save operators time and money whilst freeing up ports from blockages and congestion, writes Anne-Marie Causer.
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NewsTyre giant opts for carbon-free supply
The Michelin Group has signed up with a French start-up offering carbon-free shipping to reduce its environmental footprint.
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NewsThe propane power alternative for port equipment
Many argue propane’s versatility as a port-wide energy solution offering key advantages over other energy sources in terms of emissions, air quality and cost savings.
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NewsStudy considers SOHAR Port expansion
A feasibility study will be carried out for the expansion of SOHAR Port alongside the addition of a new container terminal capable of receiving mega vessels.
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NewsSan Diego advances clean air initiatives
The Port of San Diego is making significant moves to advance new clean air and environmental protection strategies.
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NewsZero-emission hubs
Isabelle Ryckbost, secretary general, ESPO, shares her view on how ports can become zero emission hubs into the future.
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NewsUK port launches clean energy terminal
One UK port has developed a clean energy terminal offering low-carbon focused investment and innovation opportunities.
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NewsVICT strikes are attacking automation
A series of planned strikes at ICTSI’s Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) at the Port of Melbourne is an attack on its automated status, VICT’s CEO has said.
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NewsSmart tyre savings for reachstackers
A new smart tyre saving system presents an intelligent way to reduce tyre wear in reachstackers benefitting the environment at the same time.
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NewsPort merger to create green energy hub
The ports of Antwerp and Zeebrugge are to merge in order to maximise sustainable growth, resilience and leadership in the energy and digital transition.
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NewsHutchison Ports to develop Saudi port
Hutchison Ports has signed an investment and operation agreement for a new port in Saudi Arabia.
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NewsDamietta Port accelerates green drive
Damietta Port in Egypt is accelerating its drive to replace its fossil fuel-powered cranes with electric cargo lifting equipment to save on fuel and reduce diesel emissions.
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NewsBrit port plans green hydrogen hub
Shoreham Port has partnered with a green hydrogen developer with the aim of creating a 20MW green hydrogen hub by 2024.
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NewsPorts of Indiana seeks terminal operator
The Ports of Indiana has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) as it seeks a general cargo terminal operator at one of its ports.
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NewsAntwerp and Zeebrugge ports merge
The ports of Antwerp and Zeebrugge will merge and operate under the name ‘Port of Antwerp-Bruges’.
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NewsLooking at the business case for LPG
In recent years uptake of LPG has increased because of its greener credentials and its simplicity of storage, writes Andrew Stafford, technical director at Trelleborg’s marine and infrastructure operation.
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NewsRotterdam further invests in hydrogen
Uniper and Port of Rotterdam Authority have started a feasibility study for a green hydrogen plant with a capacity of 100MW.
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NewsHydrogen project planned for Aus port
A large-scale hydrogen production facility will be built and developed at Port Anthony in Australia with planned initial production of 20t per day.
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NewsCONVENTIONAL WISDOM
John Bensalhia assesses the rubber tyred gantry sector identifying positive demand and ongoing design innovation including for what can be dubbed “conventional units”.
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NewsScottish port takes key offshore wind role
Scotland''s Port of Nigg has been chosen as a base for foundation structures being used for a major offshore wind farm project.
