Port Strategy News – Page 206
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NewsPort call first
The world’s first digitally controlled port arrival will help cut carbon emissions from ships.
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NewsHydrogen cuts emissions
Hydrogen will help one European port reduce carbon emissions from trucks.
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NewsElectric grants for ports
American ports are benefitting from grants to buy electric charging terminals making transport more efficient and cleaner.
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NewsTerminal RFP call
Plans are progressing for a US container terminal capable of handling 2m TEUs annually and serving the largest vessels.
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NewsShorepower boosts greener cruising
The Government of Malta is installing new shore power at Valletta Cruise Port to preserve the local environment and enhance the attractiveness of visiting cruise ships.
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NewsIntermodal ambitions
One rail operator is taking steps to provide a better intermodal operation.
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NewsMaking the EU fit for 55
If all goes well, on 14 July we will not only be commemorating the French Revolution and the storming of the Bastille in 1789, but also be bearing witness to a green revolution in Europe.
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NewsPort call first
The world’s first digitally controlled port arrival has been successfully carried out.
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NewsSerious about sustainability
With increasing stakeholder expectations and regulations, the maritime industry finds itself at a pivotal point in the debate around sustainability, writes Richard Hepworth, president,Trelleborg Marine and Infrastructure
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NewsWind power supply
A new port warehouse will become one of the largest in Europe supplying critical components for wind turbines.
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NewsGoing carbon neutral
Carbon neutral ambitions are being supported by one ambitious freight company.
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NewsSustainability step
The British Ports Association (BPA) has taken a major step towards sustainability.
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NewsShore power drive
North European ports are committing to provide shore power to large container vessels by 2028.
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NewsTerminal win
An Albania container terminal has new management in place following an international tender.
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NewsDecarbonising ports
In this Q&A GreenPort talks to Richard Marsh, partner at law firm BDB Pitmans, about ports’ routes to decarbonisation
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NewsFinancing decarbonisation
Just how much money is needed to finance the decarbonisation of shipping?
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NewsFinancing the future
Ports need to get better at funding investments, according to a port property expert.
