All Port of Shanghai articles
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NewsShanghai and Barcelona deepen green fuel ties
The ports are looking to strengthen cooperation on methanol, alternative fuels and sustainable port infrastructure
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NewsTechnological tipping point
The Smart Port is seen by many as the fifth-generation port management model – a ‘new kid on the block’ that together with automated container handling holds the promise of much more to come as new technologies advance. Mike Mundy assesses the trend lines
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NewsKnowledge sharing to tackle decarbonisation
The Ports of Barcelona and Shanghai will work together on innovation and decarbonisation projects
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NewsIAPH and chainPORT partner on digital infrastructure
IAPH is partnering with chainPORT, a multilateral partnership of the world’s leading ‘smart ports,’ on a project to develop a common understanding of the critical components of digital port infrastructure to harmonise data throughout the maritime supply chain.
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NewsTrans-Pacific green corridor moves forward
The world’s first Trans-Pacific green corridor plan is moving ahead
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NewsMixed China Fortunes
China’s twelve largest container ports handled 44.1 million TEU over the January and February 2023 period,…
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NewsShore power order book momentum builds
The shore-based supply of electricity to power vessels when in port is steadily gaining traction – as recent developments indicate.
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Bulkers also bedevilled by berthing delays
While container ships gain a lot of headlines for their queuing to access to ports in China, bulk vessels bringing grain and coal – key basic commodities that China cannot produce enough of for its needs – are also suffering similar challenges.
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NewsNORTHERN CHALLENGES
A J Keyes assesses the position of North China containerports against a background of economic uncertainty and reviews the performance and development strategies of the key players
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ZERO EMISSION CONTAINERSHIPS: WHO DARES WINS
In the bigger scheme of things, the question where zero emission container ships will be introduced first is not very relevant; what matters is that they are introduced and as soon as possible.
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NewsTHE DOMINO EFFECT
A new report from the Royal Bank of Canada assesses the impact of current challenges to the global supply chain and considers what the likely outcome will be. A J Keyes presents the highlights
