News 2-10 – Page 46
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NewsA digital future for shortsea
Data sharing, collaboration, digitalisation and innovation are all key to the future of the shortsea shipping market
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NewsFuture proof fuelling
A long term partnership has been established to supply fuel to two new hybrid bio methane ferries
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NewsGreen fuels hub
Germany is building its first LNG terminal with the aim of diversifying its natural gas supply sources
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NewsChemical tanker shoreside study
A six-month study into the feasibility of shoreside power for chemical tankers will be used to determine an agreed international standard
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NewsEmissions measuring hardware trial
Accurately measuring ship emissions will be made easier with an onboard trial of carbon measuring hardware
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NewsCompact electric forklifts
Toyota’s latest forklift offering is available with energy-efficient Lithium-ion power
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NewsDigital solution saves emissions
Singapore ports and shipping lines are investing in new digital solutions to reduce carbon footprint
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NewsGood news for hydrogen supply
Rotterdam says it can supply Europe with 4.6 megatonnes of hydrogen by 2030, considerably up on expectation
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NewsMaking the green transition
GreenPort chats to Shiko Zana, CEO of Israel’s Ashdod Port about its investment in green development and technology
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NewsZero emission barging
Zero emission barging is shipping cocoa beans to the largest cocoa import port in the world
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NewsHydrogen test bed
An innovation cluster is being created to test hydrogen powered port logistics equipment
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NewsElectric hydraulic cranes
Two new electric cranes will help reduce carbon emissions and improve air quality at a UK port
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NewsHydrogen hub funding
An Australian port is to receive AUS$41 million in funding for its green hydrogen hub project
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NewsMethanol port vessels
An agreement has been signed to design and build a new series of methanol-fuelled tugboats
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NewsElectric charging network
The UK’s first e-marine hub of shore-side charging facilities for electric maritime vessels has been unveiled in Plymouth
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NewsRenewed sustainability focus
GCT is reaffirming its commitment to sustainability with a US$500m upgrade in equipment and technology
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NewsAutomation boost in Angola
Angola’s Port of Luanda is stepping up investment in automation at the port’s concessioned container terminal so to achieve a safer, greener and more productive performance in the long-term.
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NewsBolloré Ports’ green terminal
Aware of its impact on the environment, ten years ago Bolloré Ports implemented a process to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and adopt a more ethical approach, says Olivier de Noray, ports and terminals managing director of Bolloré Ports
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NewsA bright future for cruising
The cruise industry is making the sector more sustainable with commitments to decarbonisation and the use of shoreside power
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NewsMethanol bunkering hub plan
The Port of Gothenburg is aiming to become the primary bunkering hub for renewable methanol in Northern Europe
