Port Strategy News – Page 220
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NewsUK’s largest construction materials terminal
A 25-year port partnership will see the UK’s largest construction materials terminal built.
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NewsKenya port to open in June
A Chinese-built port in Kenya is expected to be operational in June.
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NewsLNG terminal scrapped for green hydrogen
Plans for an LNG terminal in Germany have been shelved in favour of a green hydrogen hub.
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NewsSTS cranes boost big ship capability
Mega STS cranes have been ordered by a US port authority readying itself for the world’s largest container vessels.
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NewsPort feels pinch of ‘part-time service”
Canada’s second largest port is once again facing an industrial action standoff with serious consequences for productivity.
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NewsAI helps prevent oil spills
AI platforms could help ports prevent and limit the environmental damage from oil spills.
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NewsRussia gets wind powered
Russia’s largest terminals in the Azov Black Sea region will be switching to wind power in 2022.
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NewsAustralia invests in hydrogen
Australia is being primed for a key role in producing and supplying green hydrogen.
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NewsEco-friendly rail port shuttle
Swedish forest products bound for Gothenburg will be more sustainable thanks to greener logistics.
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NewsElectric ferries for carbon neutrality
Electric powered passenger ferries are being built to help accelerate carbon neutrality in Portugal.
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NewsPioneering hydrogen marine power
A pioneer in the field of hydrogen power for shipping is equipping a major European port with both vessels and infrastructure needed so it can embrace the eco-friendly fuel, writes Anne-Marie Causer
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NewsFirst US container terminal since 2009 opens
The first container terminal has opened in the US since 2009.
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NewsSuez ships accelerate digitalisation
The Suez Canal congestion is accelerating the uptake of digitalisation in European ports.
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NewsGrowth feat for carbon cutting port
CO2 emissions have been cut by a Spanish port that has simultaneously grown its operations.
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NewsNEW SMART BOLLARD TESTS
A new Smart Bollard is under test in Rotterdam – major benefits are foreseen.
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NewsGreenPort Congress final paper call
Don’t miss the opportunity to take part in the GreenPort Cruise & Congress Piraeus 2021 conference - the call for papers closes this week.
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NewsCompanies compete to rebuild Beirut
A container shipping company and German consortium have floated plans to rebuild the Port of Beirut following chemical explosions which destroyed a large part of it last year.
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NewsDigital ports project improves efficiency
Five ports in Malaysia will undergo a digital transformation to improve operational efficiency.
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NewsAmerican ports commit to zero-emissions
Four ports in North America are jointly committing to phasing out emissions from seaport-related activities by 2050.
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NewsCrime campaign helps make ports safer
UK ports will be given a security boost with the launch of a new campaign that urges port workers to be extra vigilant about criminal and terror activities.
