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Further ahead in the transition

By Hamburger Hafen Und Lagerhaus AG

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Meeting the Bulk Cargo Sector’s Evolving Demands

By TBA Doncaster Ltd

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Tariffs, trade routes, and the new port playbook

By OneOcean

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Leading the change in the energy transition

By Prysmian [Pirelli] Cables and Systems Sp

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Nemag – From challenge to conquest

By Nemag BV

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Revolutionising risk assessment at ports and terminals

By Rightship

The Luneplate project consists of four different main areas EUROPE GREENPORT

A commitment to biodiversity

TraPac are ready to begin construction on a 57-acre expansion NORTH AMERICA

Oakland to fast-track TraPac expansion

ASIA

Thai ports to go up for tender

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Portview and long-term sustainability: A Q&A with Ralf Garrn on data-driven emissions reductions and investment planning

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CLIA cruise vision for the Baltic

Port NOLA has welcomed N.O.T LLC joining Green Marine PROJECTS & INITIATIVES GREENPORT

New Orleans sustainability focus

Diesel emissions at Port of Oakland down 98% in past decade AMERICAS GREENPORT

Truck emissions down at Oakland

Port of Liverpool WORLD

Better together

"It’s not just the trunk line or mega hub-to-mega hub link that’s the problem... the last mile connections will be the major challenge for delivery,” Karen Harris, Bain & Company CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

Moving by tube

Dry business: bulk cargoes used to be the staple Great Lakes trade. Credit: Canada Steamship Lines NORTH AMERICA

Co-operation and cargo

Choice: which candidate is the lesser of two evils for ports? THE NEW YORKER

Lesser of two evils

THE ECONOMIST

Yet more turbulence ahead

Downcast: volumes at Dar es Salaam have been stunted by tax issues. Credit: Rob Beechey/World Bank AFRICA

Moving the goalposts

Perseverance: Red Hook Terminal (pictured) is a clear case for maintaining port facilities in metropolitan areas. Credit: Red Hook Terminals THE ANALYST

Measuring value at city ports

Oscar Pernia, Navis BULK HANDLING

Crafting our own data-rich future

Unleashed: Enrique K Razon, Jr, chairman and president of ICTSI, declares the new terminal area at Basra Gateway Terminal officially open CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

At home in Iraq

Bangladesh must overcome geopolitical factors, among more, to progress with major port development. Credit: Fredrik Rubensson. THE STRATEGIST

The case of Bangladesh

“The cost of introducing AR is coming down dramatically all the time but it's not worth it in some industries such as basic/low cost product assembly,” Clifton Dawson, Greenlight Insights CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

Gradual acceptance

Jonas Mendes Constante CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

The innovators dilemma

First move: India’s concession agreement reforms are a step in the right direction. Credit: Karthik Chandran, Velachery, Chennai, India POST SCRIPT

Real concession reform?

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A little mercy

Mika Vehviläinen: "The number of potential projects is still large, but customers are delaying their investment decisions" EQUIPMENT

Kalmar hit by ‘slower decision making’

Neptune Orient terminal sale hoping to raise $1bn BULK HANDLING

Neptune Orient terminal sale