News 2-10 – Page 49
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NewsGermany fast tracks hydrogen
The Ukraine crisis is spurring Europe on to move away from crude and embrace renewable fuels faster
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NewsBiofuel trials begin
A six-month global trial of biofuel has been launched in Singapore aiming to scale-up its wider adoption
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NewsHVO powered reach stackers
Hydrotreated vegetable oil is at the fore of ABP’s latest £1.6 million green investment on the Humber
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NewsPioneering carbon capture
A European carbon capture project is helping one port take the next step towards halving its CO2 footprint
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NewsThe importance of sustainable logistics
In this interview, Roman Mayer, CEO Swissterminal talks sustainable logistics and why opting for renewable energy is good for business, the economy and the planet
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NewsEcosystems rebuild at Lyttelton
New Zealand’s Lyttelton Port Company (LPC) has developed an industry-leading approach to biodiversity in its harbour.
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NewsOffshore wind hub
Pre-assembly for offshore wind is allowing one port to aid green transition in Europe
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NewsShore power investment
A European port is investing €90m in shore power to aid decarbonisation efforts
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NewsBiofuel powered logistics
A global logistics provider says its switched its LCL container segment to biofuel
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NewsIndia backs green hydrogen
India is looking to incentivise the manufacture of green hydrogen to ramp up production
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NewsHydrogen at València
A new mobile supply station will provide fuel for a duo of hydrogen-fuelled prototypes
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NewsBunker tracking
New barge tracking platform gives ship owners, fuel suppliers and bunker traders control over the bunker market
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NewsPathway to decarbonisation
An environmental consultancy has outlined ways the industry can meet decarbonisation goals
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NewsMaximising climate resilience
Extreme weather is a major threat to operations, but ports and harbours can maximise their climate resilience, writes Suba Sivandran, managing director, Asia, BMT
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NewsDigital twin technology
In this article, Sophie Peachey, head of customer success at IOTICS, explains how digital twin technology at one port is helping shape a greener maritime future
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NewsElectric tug waterways ‘first’
A unique type of electric tug that pushes electric barges has gone into operation in Amsterdam
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News‘Fit for 55’ criticism
The EU’s ‘Fit for 55’ is not fit for purpose, argues Port of Valencia boss
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NewsWind powered ships
The need to adopt an energy centric approach to decarbonisation, not just a fuel focused one
