Latest News – Page 169
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NewsGetting behind cargo fluidity
US ports have endorsed the bill which aims to prevent cargo piling up at the terminals
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NewsDP World Freeports suspension
DP World should not benefit from Freeport tax breaks until it makes good money owed by P&O Ferries to the Merchant Navy pension fund, says the RMT
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NewsWind powered ships
The need to adopt an energy centric approach to decarbonisation, not just a fuel focused one
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NewsMaritime apprenticeships
Apprenticeships will be available in a wide range of maritime sector roles
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NewsBunker fuel focus
A Sri Lankan port has increased bunkering owing to demand on Indian Ocean sea routes
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NewsLabour dispute deal
A new deal has been struck giving stevedores at ports across Australia ‘fairness and dignity’, ending years of wrangling
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NewsShore power challenges
There is much discussion about the way forward for shore power in the UK
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News100% biofuel bunkering
In what is said to be an industry first, a vessel has been bunkered with 100% biofuel
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NewsMobile harbour crane
The new mobile harbour crane will service the larger vessels that are calling at Mexico’s oldest port
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NewsPolluted site redevelopment
Redevelopment at one EU port has restored valuable river and provided flood protection
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NewsInvesting in green growth
An American port is investing in a greener supply chain, infrastructure and jobs
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NewsTOS roll-out
Roll-out of Master Terminal will optimise operations at key terminals across Europe and China
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NewsDriving up haulage efficiency
Some hauliers have been using the supply chain issues as a spingboard for change to drive up efficiency
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NewsCar battery production
An electric car battery manufacturer has chosen a French port as the site of its first Gigafactory
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NewsLatvian port plans
Investment in infrastructure and automation at the Port of Riga will improve competitiveness and growth
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NewsStrategic warehousing
A new warehouse is set to be the largest of its kind in Chattogram, helping decongest the supply chain
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NewsTowards a sustainable TEN-T policy
The European Commission has put another ambitious package on the table while we are still in the process of assessing the full implications of Fit-for-55, says Isabelle Ryckbost, secretary general, ESPO.
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NewsCreating a European hydrogen hub
Developments in the field of hydrogen are booming in Rotterdam, writes Sjaak Poppe from the Port of Rotterdam
