Port Strategy News – Page 2
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NewsItapoá boosts crane capacity
Porto Itapoá is adding advanced cranes and automation to expand capacity, productivity and safety
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Bridging the gap with temporary shore power
Given that some ports face years of delays to connect to the grid, temporary and hybrid shore power systems offer a practical, lower-emission solution
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NewsRotterdam awards record shore power deal
ABB has been selected to deliver a record shore power installation across major container terminals in the Port of Rotterdam
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NewsTanzania advances its port efficiency drive
Tanzania is working with Antwerp-Bruges to strengthen port investment and port efficiency across African ports
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Circular economy in ports: From vision to action
The circular economy is gaining momentum across the port sector, as ports look for ways to reduce resource use and minimise waste
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NewsCircle automates Mediterranean terminal gates
Circle Group has signed a €250,000 deal to automate terminal gates, boosting efficiency and digital interoperability
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NewsMersin port pioneers yard automation
Mersin International Port launches Turkey’s first fully integrated automated yard, boosting capacity, efficiency and sustainability
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NewsAPM backs inland terminal expansion
APM Terminals has signed a long-term lease to expand waterfront and inland terminals in Nigeria
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NewsGround broken on London Hive hub
DP World and Thames Freeport have begun constructing a £13m hub to boost skills, innovation and community facilities
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NewsMorocco a sure bet for hydrogen development
The country’s ports are set to play a central role in accelerating the country’s green hydrogen economy, under new World Bank-backed recommendations
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NewsWATCH: Ammonia cracking milestone in Antwerp
Air Liquide has opened a pioneering ammonia cracking unit at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges.
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NewsStrict targets for energy self-sufficiency
Valenciaport aims to achieve carbon neutrality and energy self-sufficiency at facilities in Valencia, Sagunt and Gandia by 2035
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NewsPTP electrifies its prime mover fleet
Malaysia’s Port of Tanjung Pelepas is electrifying its prime mover fleet, ordering 52 electric terminal tractors to cut emissions
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NewsBaltic Ports map their hydrogen future
Baltic Sea ports are at the forefront of the maritime green energy transition going forward, especially when it come to alternative fuels
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NewsBilbao Port joins net zero alliance
The Port of Bilbao has joined a national alliance to accelerate port electrification, advance the energy transition and expand renewable energy
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NewsOffshore wind drives Lowestoft expansion
ABP and ScottishPower Renewables have signed a landmark agreement to support offshore wind operations from the UK Port of Lowestoft
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NewsWATCH: Merger looks to redefine port operations training
CM Labs Simulations has acquired GlobalSim to expand its training simulation capabilities and strengthen its global port training offering
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NewsAutomated mooring boosts electric ferry efficiency
Cavotec is helping a Danish ferry operator maxmise efficiency by fully automating the mooring of its electric ferry fleet
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NewsBoosting Norway’s ammonia bunkering network
Azane Infrastructure AS has secured major funding to expand ammonia fuel bunkering and strengthen terminal infrastructure in Norway
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: South African ports new energy deal
TNPA has signed an agreement with South Africa’s energy sector regulator for closer collaboration to ensure long-term security of renewable energy
