All Port Strategy articles in Web Issue – Page 56
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ConferencePort of Amsterdam host 2024 Coastlink Technical visit
Attendees at Coastlink 2024 enjoyed a technical visit tour of the Port of Amsterdam on day one of the conference, Wednesday 24th April.
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Spearheading Asia’s decarbonisation roadmap
With the Green Ports and Shipping Congress on the horizon, GreenPort talks to MPA on its decarbonisation strategy
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ConferenceAdvario in Fuels of the Future session
Learn more about the recent ammonia bunkering trials from Advario Vice President of Business Development.
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ConferenceSilk Alliance focus
Silk Alliance member, MPC Container Ships ASA, joins Green Corridors session
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ConferenceTHE Port/Shipping collaboration event fast approaching
Final preparations are now underway for this first conference to bring ports and shipping together to address the urgent need to make progress towards decarbonisation.
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NewsNew container service boosts Scottish trade
Scotland and Türkiye are now connected via a new deep sea container service running weekly from the Port of Greenock
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NewsBuilding a resource for ESG strategy
A new toolkit from insurer TT Club promises to help the maritime industry ’embed ESG practices’
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News3. Dar es Salaam – Big questions to answer
Serious questions have surfaced regarding the award to Adani Ports of the concession to operate the Dar es Salaam Container Terminal, Tanzania International Container Terminal Services
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Press ReleasesFogmaker International Expands Global Reach through Subsidiary in Brazil
Fogmaker International AB, one of the leading global suppliers of fire suppression systems for machines and vehicles, is excited to announce the launch of Fogmaker Brazil LTDA.
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ConferenceCoastlink Day 2: ‘What’s the point of doing all this if you don’t share it ?’
The positivity of collaboration and openness continued into Day 2 of Coastlink in Amsterdam, with lively discussions, Q&As and coffee-time networking in which speakers and delegates were keen to share their experiences and knowledge across sustainable shipping, port operations and supply chains.
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Conference'Shore power should not be as big an issue as it is'
Ports in the UK face a lot of issues related to planning, “but power is the thing that is keeping us awake at night,” Geraint Evans, Chief Executive of the UK Major Ports Group, told delegates.
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NewsAPMT and Bahrain Steel complete capacity study
APM Terminals and Bahrain Steel have completed an exploration of ways to increase capacity at Bahrain Steel’s Terminal at Khalifa Bin Salman Port
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NewsPeel Ports adds hydropower to its repertoire
Peel Ports is looking to hydropower to generate 1,500,000 kWh of green energy each year
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Conference'We don’t have decades to spare'
Previous energy transitions – from sail to steam, from steam to fossil fuels – took decades, but in the transition from fossil fuels to green fuels, we don’t have decades to spare, delegates were told on Day 2 of the Coastlink conference.
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NewsPort skills training programme launches
The NeXTraIn.PortS training programme will boost the skills of port professionals to help drive the energy and digital transformation
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NewsCavotec inks major shorepower deal
Cavotec and a global shipping company have inked a deal worth US$5m to supply PowerFit shore power units
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ConferenceLaaksonen calls for level playing field
The ports and shipping industry needs to accelerate greener solutions but to achieve that, it needs a level playing field and more funding – not just subsidies or grants, but all kinds of loans – said Kari-Pekka Laaksonen, Group CEO of Samskip.
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Conference‘The coalition of the doing’
“We are in this together” – these words from Dorine Bosman, Chief Investment Officer of the Port of Amsterdam, set the scene for the first day’s discussions at Coastlink 2024.
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ConferenceGreen Corridors – challenges ahead
It is important that early movers to green shipping are incentivised – and Green Corridors are part of that, said Katrina Ross, Policy Director at the UK Chamber of Shipping.
