Port Strategy News – Page 193
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NewsMexican fuels hub
Mexico is well-positioned to become a valuable zero carbon shipping fuels hub.
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NewsGreen cruise report
A cruise giant's latest sustainability report pledges to continue to get greener in the run up to 2030.
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NewsOffshore wind growth
US offshore wind is growing and a new port is on its way to playing a major development role.
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NewsClean green record
100% electric vehicles have enabled a New Zealand port to set a new green record.
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NewsYemen port strike
One of Yemen’s ports has suffered infrastructure damage after being attacked by Houthi forces.
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NewsIndia terminal MoU
A new container terminal in India is amongst the investments agreed in a new memorandum of understanding (MoU).
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NewsText traffic alerts
Traffic alerts via text message are now being offered by one US port to reduce delays and improve cargo movement.
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NewsChampioning LNG
LNG is being championed by an Arabian Gulf port in what is a regional first initiative.
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NewsGigantic electric cranes
Giant electric cranes will enable a US port to handle two ultra-large ships simultaneously.
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NewsPandemic port management
A new advisory service for pandemic management in ports has been launched.
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NewsClean hydrogen production
Green hydrogen production is set to progress in the Netherlands following a new agreement.
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NewsNO CHANGING OF THE GUARD
In eastern Canada there are new container terminal plans gaining approval and others now unlikely to occur. AJ Keyes looks at what is expected to change in the region and what it means.
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NewsUAE terminal concession
AD Ports (Abu Dhabi) Group and CMA CGM Group have signed a 35-year UAE terminal concession agreement.
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NewsHybrid energy recovery
Green hybrid energy recovery is making waves in cargo handling equipment development.
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TSR: PLANS BUT PROBLEMS
Oleksandr Gavrylyuk highlights the recent Ever Given type incident on the TSR and identifies future system capacity expansion plans.
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NewsCARTAGENA SETS THE STANDARD
Colombia may not have won that many medals at the recent Tokyo Olympics but its key port of Cartagena is certainly a winner in the transshipment business.
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NewsREEL CHALLENGES & ANSWERS
John Bensalhia reviews FLT clamp design for paper reel handling, the challenges and the latest solutions.
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NewsMONTEVIDEO HUB HOPES
With priority now established for TCP in container handling and Paraguayan transshipment returning the ambition is to establish Montevideo as the leading regional hub.
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NewsNEW OPTION FOR HOLY GRAIL
The traditional option from East Canada ports to discretionary hinterlands is intermodal rail. However, another option now exists. AJ Keyes investigates
