Latest News – Page 87
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NewsSingapore plays host to biofuel bunkering
The Ever Ulysses has taken on board ExxonMobil marine biofuel at the Port of Singapore
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NewsEmbracing the opportunities in short sea shipping
It’s unsurprising that the main focus for the Coastlink conference 2023 was on decarbonisation
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NewsTurkish port in remote-control crane first
New remote-control cranes at DP World Yarimca are helping the Turkish port improve safety and reduce accidents
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NewsOakland invests in geothermal energy
A Californian port has committed to 12 years’ worth of geothermal energy, providing 10% of the port’s energy needs
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NewsCanadian ports biofuel case study
A report into low carbon fuel production and use at ports across Canada is set to further the country’s decarbonisation efforts
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NewsLiebherr unveils new cabinless STS crane
A new cabinless STS crane is in operation at an Australian terminal
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NewsThe battle for the space to get greener
There’s a worry that the EU’s proposed Nature Restoration law could impact port energy projects
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NewsDrewry warns of continued instability in contract rates
Contract rates have not normalised everywhere and instability continues
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NewsNew solar farms at Ports of Stockholm
The Ports of Stockholm is on target to achieve its solar ambitions two years early
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NewsContainer prices to fall further
Average container prices plummet by up to 82% from 2021 at world’s busiest ports as shippers grapple with sluggish demand
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NewsEuropean ports join forces to create hydrogen corridors
Two ports have joined forces to develop a renewable hydrogen corridor
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NewsA step forward for green methanol viability
A new partnership will see OCI fuel the first green methanol-powered container ship
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NewsFLOWMIS funding not fully addressed, says BPA
Ports need more time, information and funding if the UK is to realise its full offshore energy potential
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NewsSolar farm opens at Estonian port
A new solar farm at an Estonian port is already powering two warehouses with plans for expansion
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NewsEntry Exit System concerns
Passenger ports across Europe are asking for more time and resources to implement the Entry Exit System
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NewsClean H2 shipping corridor
A new clean hydrogen shipping corridor is being hailed as a step towards creating an Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley
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NewsDigital benefits for smaller cargo owners
Small cargo owners can now benefit from DP World SeaRates digital shipments
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NewsWe need to up the ante on alt fuel infrastructure
The marine industry needs to move more quickly on getting alt fuels infrastructure in place
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NewsKlaipėda to transition into an energy port
Lithuania’s port of Klaipėda is progressing its methanol bunkering offering
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NewsVancouver to use hydrogen trucks to decarbonise
Canada’s Port of Vancouver will be decarbonising with hydrogen
