Port Strategy News – Page 29
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NewsNew record for shorepower at Oakland
The Port of Oakland has set a new record with 94% shore power usage in early 2024, reducing vessel emissions significantly
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NewsSpeakers invited for Coastlink 2025
Speaker submissions are being invited for Coastlink 2025, the short sea shipping and sustainable logistics network
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NewsPSA Baltics acquires 85% stake in Loconi
The acquisition of an 85% stake in Loconi will support PSA’s European container hubs and promote a shift from road to rail
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NewsH2Terminals and London P&I Club partner on green H2
In a significant move towards sustainable shipping, H2Terminals and London P&I Club have joined forces to develop insurance solutions for the shipping of green hydrogen
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NewsSpot rate gap widens amid US labour fears
Spot rates for shipping from Asia to the US East Coast have surged to their highest differential compared to West Coast rates in nearly two years
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News2. Ground breaks on Scotland’s largest shorepower system
Construction has officially begun on a £4m project to build Scotland’s largest commercial shore power system at the Port of Aberdeen
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NewsTackling cruise waste management issues
One Australian port is focusing on reducing waste management costs for its tenants
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Challenges and opportunities in implementing ESG strategies
This article looks at how the drive towards ESG opens up new avenues for green financing
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NewsNew cranes at Felixstowe boost net zero ambitions
The Port of Felixstowe has acquired five new automated electric RTGs as part of its commitment to net zero
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NewsGreenock port upgrade to future-proof operations
A complex crane infrastructure upgrade project has completed at Greenock Ocean Terminal to ensure it is fit for the future
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Decarbonising the inland waterways with hydrogen
Decarbonising the inland waterways? For Future Proof Shipping the answer is hydrogen
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NewsPort of Felixstowe electrifies its gantry cranes
Felixstowe is furthering its sustainability aims with advanced electrical port equipment
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NewsThe critical need for safety preparedness
Ningbo Port’s recent vessel explosion should serve as a warning and lessons can be learned
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NewsA dedicated carbon capture solution for ports
A new partnership is focusing on cutting-edge carbon capture solutions for ports and industrial facilities
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NewsJan De Nul wins major contracts to boost ‘Middle Corridor’
Jan De Nul has been awarded two major contracts in Georgia and Kazakhstan, providing a significant boost to the ‘Middle Corridor’
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NewsBelfast Harbour on track for net zero ahead of target
A focus on electrification is helping Belfast Harbour reduce emissions, positioning itself to achieve net zero ahead of target
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NewsGPA begins work on rail expansion
The Blue Ridge Connector will significantly boost the efficiency and speed of container movement across Georgia and the US Midwest
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NewsGroundbreaking ammonia tug named
Amogy has hosted a traditional renaming ceremony for its ammonia-fuelled tugboat
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NewsFifth year of record Pilbara exports
The Pilbara region in Australia has achieved a remarkable milestone, with a record 758.3 million tonnes of exports passing through its ports in the 2023-24 financial year
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NewsUlsan inks alt fuel supply chain deal
Ulsan Port Authority is working on establishing Korea’s alternative marine fuel supply chain
