Port Strategy News – Page 104
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NewsTransnet Cuts
South Africa’s state-owned Transnet has taken the decision to reduce its freight rail network…
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NewsJawaharial Nehru upgrade
Following CMA Terminals and J M Baxi Ports and Logistics Limited securing the concession for the…
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NewsUs$50 billion expenditure forecast on green infrastructure
The findings of a survey recently conducted by the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) indicate investment in the order of US$50bn in green facilities including shore power, clean fuel handling equipment, electric grid infrastructure and hydrogen energy infrastructure over the next decade.
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NewsSingapore & Vietnam Ties
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and the Vietnam Maritime Administration (Vinamarine)…
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NewsMace ABP Wins
The consultancy arm of Mace has secured a number of new contracts with Associated British Ports (ABP).
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NewsKembla Project
NSW Ports has unveiled plans for a large-scale port facility at Port Kembla’s Outer Harbour, in the Illawarra, to support offshore wind development projects.
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NewsPortsmouth pilots a new smart energy system
Portsmouth International Port is piloting a new smart energy system as part of its strategy to significantly decarbonise operations at the port and further afield.
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NewsThailand to invest billions in port sector
The Government of Thailand has announced it will spend US$15bn on transport infrastructure in a bid to boost national economic growth.
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NewsGuidelines issued on lithium-ion battery risk
Industry experts have come together to issue guidelines on the safe transportation of lithium-ion batteries
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NewsResponsible port infrastructure project
A new project will explore ‘responsible and accountable’ port infrastructure
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NewsHarness the Benefits of the Maritime Single Window
The day will soon be upon us when a Single Window for data exchange will be mandatory – specifically, 1 January 2024.
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NewsPort of Cork in digital drive
Automating port calls and operations will help Ireland’s second largest port reduce emissions and congestion
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NewsAberdeen plays key role in offshore wind
The Port of Aberdeen is positioning itself as a key player in Scotland’s offshore wind sector
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NewsNewcastle leads the way at first GreenPort Oceania Congress
The City of Newcastle was host to the first ever GreenPort Congress in the Southern Hemisphere
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NewsBoosting efficiency with the power of AI
Port of Cork is accelerating digitalisation with a new AI-powered port system
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NewsAmsterdam latest to offer ‘direct connections’
The Port of Amsterdam has become the latest European port to offer Routescanner’s route planning technology
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NewsAnglesey freeport gets the go-ahead
The UK and Welsh governments have given the go-ahead for a freeport on the Isle of Anglesey
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NewsRecycling carbon for cleaner powered logistics
A global logistics provider has embarked on a new innovative project that will reduce its CO2 emissions
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NewsGlobal shipper in green methanol port project
An international shipping group and a Chinese port company are collaborating with green methanol fuelling
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NewsAD Ports signs Egypt expansion deals
AD Ports has inked a raft of deals in a major expansion of the group’s activities in Egypt
