Port Strategy News – Page 185
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NewsOperator dumps MUA
A major Australian container terminal operator has moved to terminate its Enterprise Agreement with the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA).
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NewsFrance LNG ready
The first LNG bunker vessel to be based in France has been officially named and will enter service in December.
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NewsAdani drops terminal
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd. (APSEZ) is scrapping a container terminal build project.
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NewsCircular economy pioneers
A European innovation hub is seeking pioneers looking to test circular economy projects.
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NewsGreen feat
Meridian Port Services (MPS) has been recognised for its green efforts in a network first.
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NewsDwell penalty
Ocean carriers will face a financial penalty for import containers that dwell on terminals at two US ports.
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NewsPandemic pollution down
The pandemic has resulted in air pollution benefits for one US port but it can’t afford to rest easy.
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NewsLNG remains relevant
LNG remains a core fuel that is cautiously being invested in by one cruise industry operator.
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NewsAutomation alliance
A new strategic automation alliance seeks to develop and deploy automated container handling equipment.
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NewsZero carbon terminal
The world’s first zero carbon intelligent container terminal has been established.
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NewsCalifornia congestion continues
California is taking new action to alleviate congestion at ports in the state.
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NewsEnvironmental certification
The European Sea Ports Organisation has congratulated the Port of Den Oever in The Netherlands and the Port of Baku in Azerbaijan on achieving EcoPorts’ environmental management standard (PERS).
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NewsEfficient digital logistics
A new digital logistics platform promises customers a single-window solution enabling seamless, safe, secure, and efficient movement of cargo.
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NewsSlashing carbon footprint
A Spanish terminal has revealed a plan to help half their customers’ carbon footprint.
