News 2-10 – Page 42
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NewsSwedish BioLNG terminal
A port and energy company are working to develop an energy hub in Sweden
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NewsGreen hydrogen facility
Green hydrogen production is being explored to help decarbonise the UK’s busiest container port
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NewsAmmonia tugboat conversion
A project to convert an LNG tugboat to run on ammonia gets the go-ahead
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NewsDry bulk and air pollution
A new whitepaper takles the issue of pollution resulting from dry bulk material handling at ports
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NewsAutomated mooring cuts emissions
Automated mooring is playing an important role in port decarbonisation
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NewsUS acts on clean energy aims
The American senate has voted in a new bill which will boost clean energy ambitions and create greener ports for the country.
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NewsGet in the know with GreenPort
The 17th edition of GreenPort Congress & Cruise will be hosted by the Port of Anwerp-Bruges, Belgium
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NewsSouth African hydrogen hub
South Africa is moving ahead with green hydrogen strategy which involves the construction of a new port energy hub
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NewsBiofuel demo trials
A biofuels pilot project has a combined contribution of US$18M to establish supply chain integrity
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NewsOffshore wind load-out
The first load-out from the Port of Esbjerg’s new offshore wind pre-assembly site has completed successfully
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NewsElectric pallet trucks
A materials handling solutions provider has unveiled a new range of versatile electric pallet trucks
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NewsSolar roof project
A solar roof project has been completed in the Netherlands which will produce 25 million kWh of power per year
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NewsEnergy infrastructure support
A marine renewable energy project has been given a helping hand on the development front
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NewsGreen shipping corridor
Two port authorities are looking to establish what they call the ‘world’s longest’ green digital shipping corridor
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NewsValencia solar plant bids
The tender process for the first photovoltaic plant at the Port of Valencia will open soon
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NewsCruise ship shore power
The Port of Amsterdam is leading the way in a more sustainable cruise sector
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NewsShore power action urged
A global trade association is urging governments and port bodies to invest in shore-based power infrastructure
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NewsLNG capacity increases explored
A Lithuanian LNG supplier is exploring increasing capacity to help secure a gas supply independent of Russia
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NewsSwedish reachstacker deal
Kalmar has signed a deal to supply its first electric reachstacker to a port in Sweden
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NewsNew EVs in HK
A terminal operator in Hong Kong has added four new electric vehicles to its fleet
