Port Strategy News – Page 215
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NewsGeospatial data aids transport challenges
Geospatial data can help to solve transport challenges in ports, finds a new study.
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NewsChampioning green hydrogen
Renewable energy infrastructure will be developed by a US port to support the production of green hydrogen.
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NewsHydrogen handling support
Hydrogen cargo handling equipment development is being backed by two industry stakeholders.
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NewsGreen port funding
EU funding of €25 million has been granted to an alliance of companies working on a green port project.
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NewsClean tech investment
A port equipment expert is spending €20 million to up its capacity in producing clean technology.
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NewsIndonesian port development pledge
Three organisations have signed a Memorandum of Understanding MoU to develop an Indonesian port.
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NewsOnshore power supply where it makes sense
In the 2019 European Parliament, Vice President Timmermans clearly voiced his intention to tackle shipping emissions at berth in ports.
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NewsA green transition vision
One Danish port is supporting its green transition by establishing an independent development company.
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NewsWhat obstacles do decarbonising ports face?
Decarbonising ports means tackling market, regulatory, costs and electrification barriers.
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NewsBrazil’s ports face national strike
Brazil’s ports are facing a national 24-hour strike that could significantly impact shipping operations.
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NewsReducing cargo emissions
An Internet of Things company has been awarded for its innovation in reducing cargo emissions.
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NewsDP World inland port network grows
DP World has significantly expanded its European inland port network.
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NewsPioneering green ports
The Port of Antwerp is taking a lead role in a project to make European ports greener.
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NewsHutchison acquires European terminal
Hutchison Ports will acquire a major container terminal in Europe.
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NewsESPO PLOTS OPS USE
The release of the framework document: Towards an Intelligent Framework for Onshore Power Supply by the European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO), signposts the rapidly increasing interest in powering ships at berth by this method as a path to reducing co2 emissions and air pollution in ports.
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NewsNZ fast track expansion denied
A fast-track application for a NZ$68.5m expansion project at a New Zealand port has been rejected.
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NewsFuelling LNG uptake with infrastructure
LNG infrastructure investment at a US port aims to attract more LNG-capable vessels and encourage LNG conversions.
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NewsZero-emission trucks
Zero-emission trucks at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are growing.
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NewsAPM Terminals in running for US terminal
APM Terminals is being considered as the future operator of a greenfield multimodal container terminal in the US.
