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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

Jens Olsen: "Large amounts of money" are needed to get cargo into some ports EUROPE

ISPS has turned ports into money machines

ICTSI puts Gottwald and Liebherr at the top of game for MHC manufacturer CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

Going mobile

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Simplified gate system boosts throughput

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

In partnership with OceanScore

Ports should closely monitor liner markets fortunes THE STRATEGIST

Keep an eye on the container prize

Durban is the first Transnet straddle carrier terminal to deploy OCR, RFID and in-lane swiping CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

Making an entrance

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Alternative options

Position technology-led improved efficiencies and better handling accuracy have allowed PTP's RTG operators to handle more containers CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

Out of the box benefits

Dues to the Port of Tripoli, amongst others, are to be frozen in an effort to squeeze the regime's funds MIDDLE EAST

Libyan ports caught in freeze

John Wright: “By concentrating on the elimination of the ‘unsafe acts’, it is possible to eliminate occurrences with more serious consequences” EUROPE

Knee-jerk reaction has meant drop in training

Dover has a long Trust-port tradition, but the board says it needs privatisation cash to stay competitive EUROPE

Privatisation, prosperity and the people?

Abbot Point’s plans for APT2 and APT3 are already being sketched out OCEANIA

Rise and rise of Queensland’s coal

As over half the global container traffic is controlled by 20 major companies, ports could act as effective drivers to reduce emissions EUROPE

Ports could lead on carbon

Klaus-Dieter Ruske: "technology alone can’t secure the supply chain" EUROPE

Ports and the supply chains vulnerability

APMT's Algeciras hub has made use of positioning technology for almost 20 years CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

On location

Terminal operations are seeking, once more, to define themselves THE ECONOMIST

Re-inventing the wheel

Maersk's scaled back Hong Kong business was a blow to Modern Terminals CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

A new dawn

Expansion of the Panama Canal will bring larger boxships to US east coast ports NORTH AMERICA

Canal effect more evolutionary than revolutionary

This week's aftershocks have set back Lyttelton's repair programme OCEANIA

Powerful aftershocks hinder Lyttelton recovery

Milford Haven will be pushing for more renewables business EUROPE

Renewables gain from Milford Haven profits

Ports in Brazil could struggle to attract port investors SOUTH AMERICA

Investors edgy about emerging nation ventures

Rotterdam has been investing in its 'steel cluster' EUROPE

Filling the gaps

Port Strategy: With so much of the UK's food channelled through Felixstowe, checks must be rigorous EQUIPMENT

Food for thought

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Quay crane minimum safety spec published