Port Strategy News – Page 105
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NewsEight new electric cranes for Halifax
Eight new e-RTGs will expand the Atlantic Hub terminal’s handling capacity by 25%
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NewsAutonomous shipping safety in cities explored
A new project is under way to research the safety framework needed for autonomous shipping in cities
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NewsPush to help developing countries reduce emissions
A new agreement between IMO, MPA and Norway will help developing countries reduce port and shipping emissions
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NewsUK freeports get government go-ahead
Two ports have been given the go-ahead by the UK government to begin fully operating as freeport
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NewsFirst order for Kalmar’s heavy electric forklift
Austrian rail logistics service provider Innofreight has placed the first order for Kalmar’s latest heavy electric forklift
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NewsWorking with the local community
Tallinn is working to integrate the port with the local community in order to create a friendly urban environment
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NewsGreen hydrogen milestone for short sea feeder vessels
Samskip will launch next-generation zero emission short sea container vessels
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NewsGetting freight moving more efficiently
New freight management technology at Port of Antwerp-Bruges aims to improve efficiency across the whole supply chain
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NewsStudy details the potential of methanol for shipping
A NABU study on methanol outlines its potential for decarbonisation and cleaner transportation
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NewsJanssen acquires Norman Global Logistics
Latest takeover by Janssen will see the company enter the UK market and significantly expand services in Asia
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NewsHutchison invests US$700m in Egypt
Hutchison Ports is investing US$700 million in two ports in Egypt in a bid to expand its network in emerging markets
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NewsCalifornian ports look to hydrogen
Californian ports are looking to state funding to test out the benefits of the fuel
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NewsEight new electric cranes for Halifax
Eight new e-RTGs will expand the Atlantic Hub terminal’s handling capacity by 25%
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NewsUS and Japan team up for greener shipping
The Port of Los Angeles is teaming up with two Japanese ports to clean up shipping
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NewsEmissions crackdown hots up with solar
A new solar farm at PSA Mumbai will reduce emissions by 10,000 tonnes per year
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NewsAPMT Gothenburg doubles reefer capacity
APM Terminals Gothenburg has doubled its reefer connections to meet the increasing demand for temperate-controlled goods transportation
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NewsPaving the way for green methanol corridors
Ports are securing new income streams by working together with producers of sustainable methanol
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NewsAmerican ports step up offshore wind commitment
America’s ports and leaders will share best practice on building offshore wind infrastructure
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NewsRSGT finalises Chittagong deal
Target date for the anticipated finalisation of the 500,000 teu Patenga Container Terminal deal is set for June 2023
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NewsSavannah records second busiest February
The Georgia Ports Authority now handles more than one out of nine teu in US international port trade
