Port Strategy News – Page 212
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NewsSantos operator bid
A Brazilian terminal operator is taking early steps to renew its contract at the country’s largest port with substantial investment plans.
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NewsCANADIAN RAIL FIGHT
Canadian Pacific Railway and Canadian National Railway have both bid for Kansas City Southern. Phoebe Davison looks at what it could mean for ports and shippers and the obstacles ahead.
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NewsTHERE MAY BE TROUBLE AHEAD
Container throughput at many of China’s major ports was up in 2020, but is the increase masking underlying problems? AJ Keyes investigates.
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NewsOPTIMISED VESSEL MOVEMENT
The digital know-how is available to optimise vessel arrival and departure - Innovez One’s marineM platform offers an advanced solution.
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NewsSTEP UP OR RISK REPERCUSSIONS
In the first of two features, Felicity Landon considers some of the immediate, short-term and medium-term digitalization recommendations from a new World Bank and IAPH report.
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NewsUKRAINE: UNLOCKING CONCESSION POTENTIAL
Oleg Matiusha, Counsel, Head of Infrastructure, Kinstellar, Kyiv, draws on first-hand experience to explain the role of improved concession arrangements in the Ukraine’s port plans.
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NewsICTSI grows in Africa
International Container Terminal Services (ICTSI) has increased its stake in an African terminal.
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NewsPandemic performance
“The COVID-19 pandemic has generated diverse temporal and spatial impacts on world ports,” concludes new analysis.
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NewsScottish renewables hub
Proposals have been unveiled for Scotland’s largest renewable energy hub.
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NewsCelebrating eco ports
Eight ports were awarded for environmental stewardship at the ESPO Conference Regatta 2021.
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NewsFire ravaged ship evacuated
The crew of a vessel that caught on fire outside an Asian port have been evacuated.
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NewsGreen hydrogen plans take shape
Plans for green hydrogen at a Scottish port are firming up following a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
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NewsEmbracing energy transition
Ports need to play a key role in energy transition and there should be support to help them do it.
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NewsSustainable financing
Associated British Ports (ABP) has completed a sustainability-linked financial deal.
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NewsGreen shipping boost
Inland shipping is being given a green boost with a new electric and AI-driven initiative.
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NewsTechnology innovation in Israel
An Israeli port is seeking an international accelerator operator to establish a technology incubator for entrepreneurs.
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NewsA new port era
How ports tackle green recovery in the post-Covid world will be crucial to their future success.
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NewsEco-friendly fuel deal
Ships will soon be able to bunker eco-friendly fuel at a New Zealand port.
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NewsEU green light for port expansion
The EU has approved work on a new container terminal in Europe.
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NewsGreen Thames dredger
A new hybrid water-injection dredger that uses a hybrid energy management system to reduce emissions has launched a programme of work on the River Thames.
