Port Strategy News – Page 151
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NewsDeveloping a port so it’s fit for the future
Eco-efficiency is a key driver of Associated British Port’s latest GB£1.6 million investment on the Humber, says Simon Bird, regional director (Humber) at ABP
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NewsAutomatic waterway cleaning solution
A Solar Powered Automatic River Cleaner (SPARC) trial at the Port of Brisbane has been accepted into the IAPH World Ports Sustainability Program’s Sustainability Awards.
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ABP Master Pilot
UK-based port operating group, Associated British Ports (ABP), has confi rmed it is using eMPX, the new digital Master Pilot Exchange programme developed by Ports of Auckland.
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Digital Philippines
The Bureau of Customs (BoC) – Management Information Systems and Technology Group (MISTG) – of the Philippines has confi rmed the launch of a new liquidation and billing system (LBS) at all ports of entry in the country.
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Octopi in Oregon
Navis has confirmed that ITS ConGlobal (ITSC) has selected its Octopi cloud-based TOS to support its new greenfield intermodal facility, the Mid-Willamette Valley Intermodal Center (MWVIC), located in Millersburg, Oregon.
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Monitoring Antwerp
The Port of Antwerp is partnering with Foodcareplus, Dockflow, and TrakAssure to launch Europe’s fi rst end-to-end LoRaWAN-based cargo temperature monitoring service.
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AWAKE.AI LAUNCHES VOYAGE EVENT API
Awake.AI has launched a globally available cloud-based service that providesautomated messages when a ship enters or exits a user-defined area.
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Bromma at LBCT
Bromma has concluded an agreement with Long Beach Container Terminal (LBCT) to supply another six of its STS45E G2 units and as part of eff orts to support the terminal’s environmental ambitions.
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WWL Pressure
Vessel operator Wallenius Wilhelmsen Lines reports it is currently looking into alternative GPS tracking solutions for use in conjunction with its cargo handling fleet
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NewsTincan Orders
Tincan Island Container Terminal Limited (TICT) has ordered two Konecranes Gottwald ESP.8 mobile harbour cranes for its terminal in Lagos, Nigeria
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NewsABP HUMBER: FIVE YEAR CRANE PROGRAMME
Associated British Ports (ABP) is rolling out a five-year and GBP32 million crane programme that involves new crane purchase, the comprehensive refurbishment of existing cranes and investing in landside equipment. Maximising eco-friendliness is a central theme of the programme.
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NewsUNECE AND COSCO PURSUE BLOCKCHAIN ELECTRONIC B/L
The International Organization for Standardisation has confi rmed a new project to establish the ‘Blockchain Marine Electronic Bill of Lading (B/L) Data Interaction Process’.
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NewsCARGOTEC PLOTS A NEW STRUCTURE AND GROWTH
Cargo-handling machinery group Cargotec has announced that it is to exit the heavy port crane part of its Kalmar business and is also now considering putting MacGregor up for sale.
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DCSA: PUBLISHES BOOKING PROCESS AND BL STANDARDS
The Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA) has published beta releases of Standards for the Booking Process 1.0 and the Bill of Lading 2.0.
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NewsPARTNERSHIP LEVERAGES DIGITALISATION TO BOOST RAIL FREIGHT TRANSPORT
A new foundation partnership has been announced by 19 rail freight companies to accelerate the growth of digitalisation and data sharing across the sector.
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LB Demo’ Phase
The Port of Long Beach’s new Supply Chain Information Highway has entered the demonstration phase.
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Stack Stability
Busan Port Authority and South Korea’s Ministry of Science and Information and Communication Technologies have developed new technology to help prevent containers in storage stacks being blown over in strong winds.
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VE Process in Busan
The second phase of the New Port North Container Terminal in Busan has moved a step closer.
