Port Strategy News – Page 108
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NewsFirst South American port to use autonomous RTGs
Porto Itapoá will be the first port in South America to use remote-controlled rubber-tyred gantry cranes
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NewsWorld’s first H2 shipping project
A project to establish a Scottish green shipping corridor has been awarded £3.8m in UK government funding
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NewsBoxing clever with digital emissions tracking
The Port of Rotterdam will use a new emission-tracking solution launched by PortXchange
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NewsYilport begins Croatia port operations
Takeover of a key port in Croatia will help enhance connections with other ports in the Mediterranean region
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NewsFender systems for Timor-Leste
ShibataFenderTeam has supplied multiple fender systems for a new port in Timor-Leste
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NewsBiofuel deal will achieve greener freight services
The deal is one of the largest carbon-insetting exercises between a freight forwarder and a shipping company
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NewsPort focuses on mussel bed restoration
New Zealand’s Ports of Auckland Ltd (PoAL) has partnered with conservation group Protect Our Gulf Inc (POG) on a mussel bed restoration project.
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NewsABP further expands its capabilities in the Humber
ABP has made a further investment in its Humber Container Terminal
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NewsReducing emissions by cutting fuel consumption
PSA Italy has turned to Kalmar ECo reachstackers to reduce fuel consumption and emissions
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NewsFreight visibility tool upgrade
Maritime AI company Windward has revamped its freight visibility software to now include reasons for delay
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NewsStena to operate Birkenhead terminal
Stena Line will operate Peel Ports 12 Quays terminal in Birkenhead, UK until the next century
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NewsOne-stop shop for shipments data
Supply chain analyst FourKites has teamed up with RCS Logistics to offer customers a one-stop shop for shipments data
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NewsOpportunity for renewables as Hunterston granted special status
Hunterston PARC has been granted national development status under a new government strategy
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NewsPort Tour Organised by Port of Newcastle
The final day of GreenPort Congress Oceania concluded with a technical tour of the Port onboard “The Princess”.
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NewsBiodiesel option for carbon-neutral towage
Svitzer Australia’s Ivan Spanjic said that Australasia needs to take action to make biofuel more feasible
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NewsGreen finance for ports no longer niche
Delegates at GreenPort Congress Oceania were keen to hear about green financing options
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NewsHighlights from GreenPort Congress Oceania– Day Two
The second day of the GreenPort Congress taking place in Newcastle (Australia) delved into a range of topics,
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NewsPeterhead tug boat revamp
Royston’s marine engineering team has recently completed engine repairs and a service overhaul on board a tug boat
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NewsHybrid straddle carrier order for Antwerp
New hybrid straddle carriers at Antwerp Gateway Belgium will help reduce emissions
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NewsHighlights from GreenPort Congress Oceania – Day One
The first GreenPort Congress to be held in the Southern Hemisphere commenced today in the Australian east coast city of Newcastle.
