World News – Page 14
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NewsHHLA implements fully digital truck processing
HHLA has replaced physical trucker cards with a secure and streamlined digital solution
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NewsTerminal efficiency in action at Tanjung Pelepas
A Kaleris Navis N4 4.0 terminal operating system will upgrade the port’s technological capabilities
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NewsUS welcomes increased dredging funding
AAPA welcomes changes to the WRDA bill which increase Corps funding for dredging projects
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NewsFender expertise in Rio de Janeiro’s port expansion
ShibataFender is playing its part in reinforcing the critical role of fenders in advanced port infrastructure
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NewsTeesport named world’s best dry bulk port
PD Ports’ Teesport Bulks Terminal has won Best Dry Bulk Port for innovation, sustainability and efficiency
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NewsStudy urges hub-and-spoke model for Brazil
A new study suggests Brazil’s port sector could improve logistics, efficiency and competitiveness via a ‘hub-and-spoke’ model
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NewsIntegrating OPS and microgrids at Stockholm
Ports of Stockholm is launching an initiative to integrate OPS and microgrid technology to enhance efficiency
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NewsImperial Beach Pier upgrade continues
Phase 2 of Imperial Beach Pier upgrade continues, focusing on structural integrity, decking and improvements
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NewsPSA and Evergreen partner to enhance efficiency
PSA Singapore and Evergreen Marine are forming a joint venture to enhance container operations and sustainability
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NewsA sandbox for increased supply chain efficiency
The PSA-NUS Supply Chain Living Lab seeks to advance sustainable and efficient supply chain innovation
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NewsPolitical risk resurfaces
So far, the fallout from the Ukraine crisis has seen only limited impact on grain volumes. Increasing tension is, however, reanimating concerns about global food security. Andrew Penfold assesses the situation
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NewsBrave new world
Maersk and Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) have both announced new operating plans for 2025. AJ Keyes looks at their aims and asks whether Gemini is taking the industry down a blind alley, or will it actually generate super-hubs? Or is MSC’s choice a better one?
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NewsNews in brief: November/December 2024: Digital
A round up of Port Strategy November/December 2024 issue’s digital news.
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NewsMSC firms up big Brazilian investment…
London-listed Ocean Wilsons Holdings has confirmed it is selling its 56.47% interest in Brazilian port and maritime logistics operator, Wilson Sons, to Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) in a deal worth US$768 million.
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NewsPort of Tanjung Pelepas expands capacity with new quay cranes
Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP) has secured a deal with Sany Marine for four new quay cranes, boosting its fleet to 62.
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NewsNational maritime single window for Georgia
A new National Maritime Single Window (NMSW), fully aligned with International Maritime Organisation (IMO) standards, has been successfully implemented and launched in Georgia.
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NewsLand of opportunity
Felicity Landon engages with Capt Pappu Sastry, CEO, ASL who sees the deployment of logistics know-how in conjunction with growing African mining operations as a land of opportunity
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NewsNews in brief: November/December 2024: Equipment
A round up of Port Strategy November/December 2024 issue’s equipment news.
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NewsOakland awarded US$50m for upgrades
The port is working to accommodate larger vessels and create zero-emissions operations
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NewsBelfast harbour trials autonomous technology in port
The initiative, a UK first, will retrofit Terminal Tractors (TT) with autonomous software and hardware to optimise efficiency
