All Port Strategy articles in Web Issue – Page 208
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Wave Energy Moves
The US National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has created a wave energy system
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Face Recognition
Group 207, an operator at the Port of Ashdod in Israel, has introduced facial recognition technology
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NewsForth Greenport potential
Plans for a new green UK freeport could create jobs and renewable opportunities
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NewsWidening future fuel supply
Two energy giants have acquired a 80% joint equity stake in Chile’s largest LNG regasification terminal
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NewsCargotec regroups
Cargotec to focus on core businesses and pull out of Kalmar’s heavy cranes business after CMA blocks Konecranes merger
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NewsEquipment merger off
The proposed merger between two port equipment manufacturers has been cancelled
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NewsHumber decarbonisation hub
The UK’s Humber ports are placing themselves at the centre of decarbonisation efforts in the UK
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NewsGantry cranes
The addition of two new Post-Panamax gantry cranes will help service the ‘behemoths’ calling at Canada’s east coast
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NewsHydrogen truck trials
A four year trial of hydrogen trucks is to take place at Californian ports
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NewsSupply chain analysis
China’s Covid strategy, the crisis in Ukraine and US West Coast ports contract negotiations will all put pressure on the global supply chain
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NewsGreen shore power
A demonstration of green shore power at Aberdeen North Harbour could be in place within two years
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NewsH2 bunkering project
A project to establish an H2 ship bunkering operation is underway in Norway
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NewsMaersk logistics centre
Integrated logistics centre will help simplify distribution across the UAE and beyond
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NewsPort skipping
Lost capacity at ports is hindering economic recovery and harming some smaller nations
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ConferenceConti-Lines Group connects the dots
Grégory Brion, Director of Conti-Lines Group & Conti-Invest joins Coastlink line-up.
