Port Strategy News – Page 221
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NewsCHILE LOOKS FOR CAPACITY AND CALM WATERS
While Chile’s port decision makers ponder whether or not to push ahead with the $3.5billion Puerto Exterior (Outer Port) project, there are growing fears that all Chilean ports may become only feeder ports, as Rob Ward discovers.
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NewsFirst hydrogen cargo vessel cleans up Paris
The world’s first commercial hydrogen-fuelled cargo transport vessel will help cut emissions in Paris.
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NewsLNG packs industry punch
Cross-industry coalition SEA-LNG is growing with a new member that is investing in port LNG infrastructure.
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NewsAdani Ports acquires 100% of Indian port
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd. (APSEZ) has taken 100% ownership of an Indian port.
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NewsLeading the charge in digitalisation
The pandemic and modern challenges have rapidly increased the embrace of digital adoption in every industry and ports are no different.
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NewsCALL FOR PAPERS REMINDER: SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT BY 15TH APRIL
Don’t miss the opportunity to represent your company on the GreenPort Cruise & Congress Piraeus 2021 programme. Call for papers closes next week!
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NewsBENEFIT FROM EARLY BIRD: SAVE 20% WHEN YOU BOOK FOR GREENPORT
Book now on our website with code ''early'' to save up to €390, limited time remains!
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NewsINTRODUCING ROYAL HASKONINGDHV AS SPONSORS OF THE 16TH GREENPORT
We are delighted to confirm Royal HaskoningDHV as one of our sponsors at the 16th GreenPort Cruise & Congress being hosted by the Piraeus Port Authority.
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NewsShore power analysis aids sustainability
Shore power analysis is in place at a Danish port to help cut emissions and boost sustainability.
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NewsRevolutionising operations by starting small
The terminal of the future is a phrase that has grown in prevalence over the last decade, writes Mark Nailer, Maritime Manager EMEA, Midstream Lighting.
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NewsCleaning up contaminated soils
Contaminated soils are being recycled into construction materials by a new chemical cleaner.
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NewsGB£40m UK terminal investment
GB£40m will be invested into a UK container terminal to provide customers with speed, security, reliability and flexibility.
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NewsLNG tugs cut emissions in Pakistan
LNG tugs will ensure cleaner and greener operations at a port in Pakistan.
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NewsPorts make the transition to 5G
The transition to 5G is leaping ahead with a French port moving from trials to commercial roll-out.
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NewsGreek port tender launches
An international public tender process has been launched for the development of a Greek port.
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NewsTHREE SOLUTIONS FOR DRAYAGE
Adrian Weiler, Dr. Eva Savelsberg and Matthew Wittemeier of INFORM review three of the common challenges seen in port and terminal drayage operations and outline available optimisation solutions
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NewsDESIGN OPTIONS STACK-UP
New design options continue to be added for RTGs and RMGs catering for diverse requirements. John Bensalhia investigates innovative product initiatives from leading manufacturers.
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NewsTRANSLOADING TAKES OFF
High-quality transloading facilities are a key requirement to support container port demand in North America. AJ Keyes assesses the implications of new funding for this infrastructure at Prince Rupert.
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NewsEuropean ports prepare for Suez congestion
European ports are preparing for increased traffic following the refloating of the ‘Ever Given’ ship and the reopening of the Suez Canal.
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NewsFees waived for green ships
LNG and hydrogen-powered ships will be encouraged to visit a Japanese port from April.
