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NewsNews in brief: July - September 2025: Equipment
A round up of Port Strategy July - September 2025 issue’s Equipment news.
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NewsTwo New Product Launches
Konecranes has launched a new E-Hybrid Rubber-Tired Gantry (RTG) and electric empty container handler for the global market as part of reaching its goal of having fully electric variants of its entire port equipment portfolio available by 2026.
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NewsELME spreader upgrades to support new Vectrix series
ELME Spreader is upgrading and expanding its production methods and facilities to support its new Vectrix crane spreader series.
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NewsKonecranes automated horizontal transport system for ECT
Hutchison Ports ECT Rotterdam (ECT) has ordered a Konecranes Automated Horizontal Transport System as part of modernising and electrifying its operations.
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News…Plus Busy Times in France
Notable in Kalmar’s busy order book are projects on the north and south coasts of France.
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News2nd Generation Lithium-ion Battery from Kalmar…
Kalmar has introduced a new second-generation lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery solution for its range of electrically powered counter balanced equipment covering reachstackers, empty container handlers and forklifts.
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NewsMICT delivers electric first for the Philippines
The flagship terminal of International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI), Manila International Container Terminal (MICT), has confirmed deployment of two fully electric terminal tractors.
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NewsHyundai Rotem confirms mega AGV order for Dongwon global terminal
Hyundai Rotem has confirmed a new contract for Dongwon Global Terminal Busan at Pusan New Port, Pier 7. This deal will see the supply of 57 automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and associated control systems, chargers, and ancillary equipment.
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NewsHydrogen powered RTG trials proliferate
A range of different projects have been announced relating to the use of hydrogen-based technologies targeting reductions in equipment emissions.
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NewsThe law is an ass?
Technically it may not be misuse of the legal system but morally matters are not so clear cut. Mike Mundy dissects the real basis of APMT’s legal challenges over Tecon 10, Santos and DC2 Durban
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NewsMega carriers on the backfoot
With more twists and turns than a mile-long corkscrew, the tender for the prestigious Tecon Santos 10 container terminal has witnessed a couple more key developments since we last visited the process
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NewsCost and risk reduction
Robert Blades, Global Commercial Sales Manager, Peters & May, drills down into mitigating rising risks and avoiding hidden costs when transporting specialist project cargo on multi-purpose vessels (MPVs)
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NewsDigital to the rescue
Que Tran, Head of IT, Ports & Terminals, Europe, DP World sets out why Northern Europe’s ports need (digital) systems (not just space) to relieve congestion
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Bringing speed, safety and sustainability to automation
Rocsys explains why the company’s technology is increasingly seen as a critical enabler of port automation
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NewsIndia’s green hydrogen ambitions
India is on a mission - that is to develop its expertise in the green hydrogen in order to expedite the country’s energy transition
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NewsValenciaport to host port innovation congress
Valenciaport’s Opentop will host the third edition of PEIC showcasing innovation and digital transformation
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NewsSustainability leads port innovation in 2025
The 2025 IAPH Sustainability Awards recognised groundbreaking projects in port social responsibility and port decarbonisation
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NewsDP World to build Uzbek logistics terminal
DP World and Tashkent Invest are teaming up to build a major logistics hub near Uzbekistan’s capital
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NewsMontreal Port expansion project begins
Montreal Port Authority has begun site prep for the CAN$609 million Contrecœur terminal expansion
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NewsPort of Barcelona launches H2 station tender
The Port of Barcelona is continuing its sustainability push with Spain’s first green H2 station for trucks and port equipment
