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The initial departure of leading stevedores from ANESCO, notably those in Algeciras (pictured) and Barcelona, led to others being compelled to follow suit Photo: Tony Evans/flickr/CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 THE STRATEGIST

A case of fake reforms?

Port of Los Angeles NORTH AMERICA

LED lighting reduces energy consumption

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Fuel efficient equipment pays off

ATOM Labs, Navis’ innovation lab, is approaching a milestone in its Pit Stop Port Operations prototype project. Image: Navis Collaboration Center EQUIPMENT

Navis’ ATOM approaches Pit Stop milestone

Giant pipes at Lowestoft PROJECTS & INITIATIVES GREENPORT

Lowestoft pipe sustainability project underway

Michael Schaap, commercial director marine, Titan LNG, talks bunkering solutions GREENPORT CONGRESS GREENPORT

LNG key to sustainable cruise growth

Konecranes Noell RTG crane EQUIPMENT

40t capacity RTG order for BMCT

Mixed outlook: at Buenos Aires only two of the five terminals are doing well. Credit: Puerto Buenos Aires BULK HANDLING

Turning a corner

Patterns: better weather monitoring and management can be beneficial for ports and their surrounding communities. Credit: James Baker, https://bestreviewsbase.com TERMINAL OPERATIONS

Eye on the storm

Increasing: London Gateway is picking up steam despite a slow start. Credit: DP World THE ANALYST

Lengthy path to success

Together: DP World expects Posorja will complement Contecon (pictured) in Ecuador SOUTH AMERICA

Filling capacity gaps

"We probably gain more advanced technology than other ports of our size," Kimmo Mäki, Port of Helsinki CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

Flowering in the cold

Plugged in: emissions equipment pilots at LA have focused predominantly on electric over fuel cells. Credit: Port of Los Angeles TERMINAL OPERATIONS

Fuel feud

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

Position of authority

Overkill: CMA CGM has defied common sense with its ultra larger container ship order. Credit: GrahamAndDairne THE ECONOMIST

Carriers questionable logic

"The eNose can act as an early warning system to the oil companies and if the companies act adequately, they can reduce the risk of odour nuisance," Ellen Kaasik, Port of Tallinn TERMINAL OPERATIONS

Smelling salts

THE STRATEGIST

Transhipment dice roll again

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Further ahead in the transition

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Meeting the Bulk Cargo Sector’s Evolving Demands