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Young professional shipping and port networks are stepping up to the plate PORT TALK

Calling on the youth of today

3rd June 2019
The study predicted that technology will allow the industry to achieve greater collaboration and data sharing in 2019 and beyond PORT TALK

Pockets of optimism for 2019

31st January 2019
Singapore has maintained its position as a global port hub despite rising ship sizes. Credit: Anton Glovatskiy PORT TALK

Future proofing container ports a necessity

With these tools, ports and terminals planning expansions will be able to forecast environmental emissions from the start PORT TALK

Nowhere to hide with emission innovations

Terberg advises ports to consider specialised units PORT TALK

The right tools for the job

RSGT is looking out for international investments. Credit: RSGT PORT TALK

RSGT spreads its international wings

Port security teams need to increasingly rely on artificial intelligence to keep systems and operations safe. Credit: geralt/Pixabay/CC0 Creative Commons PORT TALK

Don’t rely on retrospection

Alexander Eckardt, Conductix Wampfler PORT TALK

Too many grey areas in box weighing

By 2020, it is expected that all new container handling equipment will be supplied with LED lighting PORT TALK

Lighting the conversation shift

Large transhipment ports might need to rethink their offering PORT TALK

New frontiers of port expansion

Accident count: 85% of the cost of major injuries and fatalities are caused by vehicles and heavy equipment PORT TALK

Read the traffic signs

Waiting: VICT's cranes stand ready to welcome larger ships. Credit: Jonathon PORT TALK

PoM – fiddling while Rome burns

Pioneer: Tilbury was the first multipurpose port in the UK to receive full AEO status . Credit: Forth Ports PORT TALK

Position of authority

Blurred lines: innovation in ports can been stifled by resistance to change PORT TALK

Making change count

Joined up: ports can benefit from sharing assets PORT TALK

Sharings caring

Neil Davidson: “The Chinese players are more comfortable with risk than the established international operators right now" PORT TALK

Drewry upbeat on box port prospects

Joined up: Falmouth takes collaboration seriously PORT TALK

A port with purpose

"British ports are and have always been the UK’s main gateway to trade, and with the number of current and future opportunities available it looks likely that this will continue," Richard Ballantyne, BPA. PORT TALK

Grabbing the Brexit opportunity

Olaf Merk PORT TALK

The year of promising assertiveness?

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