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Cyber Security: The Road to Resilience
COMMENT: The International Association of Ports and Harbours (IAPH) and the World Bank have brought to our attention that many digital developments in the ports sector have been designed and deployed without even considering cyber security, writes Mike Mundy.
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NewsPort concessions swap
The value of change has been highlighted in a new port concessions agreement.
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NewsPort energy pioneers
The role ports are already playing in global energy transition is crucial, but they need to up the pace.
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NewsForced flexibility
Ports and terminals are being forced to embrace flexible vessel planning and this is impacting productivity.
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NewsAutonomy milestone
The benefits of smart autonomous port operations are being demonstrated in Asia.
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NewsLNG terminal funding
The European Commission has green-lighted multi-million funding for a new LNG terminal.
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NewsNEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK
The Middle East is home to a number of ‘new generation’ terminal operators looking to expand internationally. AJ Keyes examines their plans, business models and strategies.
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NewsVALENCIA: BALANCE SECURED
New container terminal development in Valencia appears to have struck the right balance in a challenging environmental situation.
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NewsLarge vessel challenge
The challenge of anchoring very large vessels or platforms without the requirement of very large capacity lifting vessels is being met in a new project.
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NewsPandemic port chaos
Port congestion in China is beginning to ease but schedule reliability is suffering.
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NewsGreen incentives
Green-minded shipowners can benefit from a growing number of decarbonisation incentives.
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NewsGREENPORT LIVE AUSTRALIA IN ASSOCIATION WITH PORT OF NEWCASTLE
Driving principles of sustainability
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NewsEnergy-efficient cranes
A new generation of energy-efficient mobile harbour cranes are aiding sustainable port operations.
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NewsEnergy-efficient cranes
A new generation of energy-efficient mobile harbour cranes are aiding sustainable port operations.
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NewsHydrogen shipping close
Shipping green hydrogen from Iceland to Rotterdam could happen before 2030.
