Port Strategy News – Page 8
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POAL licenses its digital pilotage offering to Trelleborg
Trelleborg has become the exclusive licensee for the eMPX digital pilotage application
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Barcelona moves ahead with its energy transition
Barcelona is moving further ahead with its energy transition plans
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New cranes for Melbourne’s intermodal terminal
Kalmar is to supply the Australian operator Intermodal Terminal Company with six electric reachstackers and two electric empty container handlers
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ABP creates new projects role
Associated British Ports has created a new role to drive through its ambitious plans for infrastructure developments
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Changing the face of short-sea shipping
The Samskip SeaShuttle will be the first short sea container vessel in the world to use green hydrogen
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Port projects key to consultancy success
Tunley Environmental is working with ports on projects to monitor and reduce emissions
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Oakland unveils infrastructure plans
The Port of Oakland has outlined proposed infrastructure and environmental projects that will ‘reframe the shipping and transportation’ in northern California
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EU transport decision brings funds to Stockholm
EU funding will help Stockholm Norvik Port position itself as a ‘port for the future’
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Green H2 plans for England’s north-east
The UK’s first green hydrogen plant promises to help energy-intensive companies decarbonise
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Valencia’s ammonia bunker fuel study
Fundación Valenciaport’s latest study aims to promote ammonia as a safe fuel for ships
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Six quay cranes support Malaysian upgrade
A Chinese engineering giant is providing six ULCV quay cranes to Malaysia’s busiest transshipment hub
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Peel Ports issues call for Hunterston contractors
Peel Ports Clydeport is inviting specialist infrastructure firms to show their interest in upgrades to the Hunterston PARC yard in Scotland
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Portsmouth gets better connected shoreside
PiP is getting better connected shoreside courtesy of ABB
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Sohar drives up its bunkering efficiency
The Middle East port and freezone is following in the foosteps of Singapore and Rotterdam
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EXCLUSIVE: CentrePort’s sustainability journey
The New Zealand port is targeting net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040
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Red sea trigger to intermodal transfers?
In a slight re-wording of a popular aphorism, I can say with certainty that “We live in unpredictable times.”
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Storm in a teacup
The war in the Middle East has brought knee jerk reactions to the dangers to ships using the Red Sea, primarily bound for the Suez Canal. Is it really such a disaster?
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ESPO underlines “there is no time to lose” in implementation of new strategy
Mid-January saw the European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) welcome the European Parliament’s recognition of and support for the vital role Europe’s ports play in the European economy and society.
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Fuel transition creates a ‘whole new space to occupy’
X-Press Feeders has recently decided to deploy green methanol-powered ships on its feeder network in Europe, with Evergreen committing to using X-Press Feeders services.
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The rise of hydrogen
Engine manufacturers are launching new solutions to reduce emissions from port cargo handling plants, with hydrogen being a prime candidate