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Fuel efficiency and reduced environmental impact has been demonstrated in Sweden using sideloaders with lower tare weights.

Air quality has been significantly improved at an Italian terminal following its investment in reachstackers offering a 40% saving in diesel consumption.

A US port operator has taken delivery of five new KoneCranes electric Rubber Tired Gantry (RTG) cranes to strengthen operational efficiency and increase overall productivity as part of a modernisation project.

A simple rule has been identified to allow operators to reduce fuel wastage and emissions caused by a build up of hull fouling.

The industry’s first sit-down counterbalanced 15,500 to 19,000lb capacity lift truck with integrated 350-volt lithium-ion power has been launched.

An efficient dual-fuel dredger with a lower environmental footprint has gone into service at European ports.

Zero-emission rubber-tyred gantry cranes (RTGs) will help a port in Turkey reduce pollution and noise.

Five new zero emission passenger ferries are helping to position Copenhagen as a world leader in sustainable public transport.

Denmark’s largest port will benefit from the greener and higher efficiencies of a new hybrid tug when it goes into operation in 2021.

Four electric terminal tractors will help a Swedish port move further towards its zero-emissions goal.

Damen Shipyards Group has unveiled its first Electric Cutter Suction Dredger (ECSD) making zero emissions dredging projects possible.

A German logistics operator will benefit from smarter moves with the help of new efficient reachstackers across three of its operations.

A tank storage operator has switched to digital railcar management to boost efficiency at its German terminal.

Six new all electric rubber-tired gantry (E-RTGs) cranes have been installed at a southern US container terminal to cut operational emissions.

A smart port web application will allow users to collaborate on digital maritime logistics for improved efficiency and reduced emissions.

A fleet of electric forklift trucks has arrived at a UK port as part of an ongoing effort to reduce emissions and make more use of renewable energy generated onsite.

A new range of shallow draft survey vessel promises to bring greater usability and lower emissions to port operations.

Increasing efficiency is the primary factor behind the development of a new ergonomic cabin and control system for one range of port trucks.

A new electric litter and debris collector vessel promises to emit zero emissions as it cleans up ports, harbours or waterways.

Five new Kalmar ESC 440 diesel-electric straddle carriers have arrived at Scotland’s largest container terminal to boost capacity and lower emissions.

One Malaysian port is benefitting from the digitisation of its berth planning allowing it to streamline its efficiency and cut down on paperwork.

Operational efficiency and emissions-reduction improvements are expected at the second-largest port in the UK with a new remote monitoring deal.

A machine believed to be the world’s first full-size fully electric empty container handler (ECH) has been nominated for two industry awards.