All Port Strategy articles in Web Issue – Page 13
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NewsPlastic recycling facility will support net zero goals
Ellesmere Port’s new recycling facility will create 80 jobs, boost the economy and support net zero goals
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NewsBilbao Port expands automation with AllRead
The Port of Bilbao is expanding automation with AllRead’s technology, improving access control and freight traceability
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NewsHands-free charging at APMT Maasvlakte II
APM Terminals Maasvlakte II and Rocsys have teamed up to implement hands-free charging for autonomous trucks at Rotterdam
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NewsTransport sector urges EU funding security
The transport sector is urging Brussels and member states to preserve European transport funding
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NewsPort of Aberdeen looks forward to landmark year
The Port of Aberdeen is preparing for a landmark year with a near 30% surge in cruise calls
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Oakland: The US port that prioritises community
Environmental stewardship and community well-being is central to the port’s operational philosophy
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Press ReleasesTIPC Ports Expand Revenue and Volume in 2024, Weathering Significant Challenges
In its 2024 corporate performance report released today (January 9th, 2025), Taiwan International Ports Corporation (TIPC) details continued stable growth in its core business areas as well as progress in new growth areas such as offshore wind power business, waterfront development, and cross-sector investments.
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NewsCould the US pay a higher price for putting ‘America first’?
The worry is that Trump’s new export tariffs could disrupt US port trade and supply chains
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NewsGermany’s first all-electric ferry to break new ground
The Damen built E-Kat ferry was delivered to AG Reederei Norden-Frisia on 15 January
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NewsOcean freight rates to fall further
Ocean freight rates are falling owing to the Middle East ceasefire, Lunar New Year and carrier capacity management
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NewsAD Ports expands in Angola
AD Ports Group has launched its development of a major multipurpose terminal in Luanda, Angola, marking a significant expansion into sub-Saharan Africa
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NewsAdvanced shore power project at Aarhus
The facility built by PowerCon will be Denmark’s first to provide shore power for container ships
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NewsSvitzer tugs in Esbjerg switch to biofuels
From 1 February, Svitzer tugs operating in Esbjerg will sail on Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil
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NewsProtecting the US-Canada border
Windsor Port Authority has enhanced safety with integrated Axis cameras and Accipiter radar to prevent accidents and crime
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NewsSavannah Port unveils new electric cranes
The Port of Savannah has added four electric cranes and a new exit ramp to improve efficiency
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NewsAdriatic ports run cybersecurity training
Nearly 200 Adriatic port professionals have attended cybersecurity and digital twin technology training
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NewsHPC to manage Baltic H2 project
HPC is set to manage coordination and finances for the H2Deri@BSP project, promoting hydrogen derivatives across Baltic ports
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NewsReducing port waiting times saves emissions
Reducing port waiting times and optimising voyage speeds are ‘untapped opportunities’ in helping the shipping industry decarbonise
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NewsITI announces major equipment upgrades
Iquique Terminal Internacional is investing nearly US$15 million in equipment upgrades to enhance productivity and competitiveness
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NewsPortsmouth rolls out mobile LNG bunkering
The bunkering milestone at Portsmouth follows a long-term supply agreement between Titan and Brittany Ferries
