World – Page 25
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NewsHydrogen refuelling
Plans to build a hydrogen refuelling station in New Zealand are gathering pace.
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NewsClean energy grows
Tanker operators will soon be offered a unique clean energy solution at one port in Europe.
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NewsPower shortage fears
Address adequate energy grid supply or impede ports’ ability to move cargo, says a new report.
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NewsThe diversification challenge
European ports are diversifying their activities driven by a green agenda.
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NewsEnvironment Day pledge
World Environment Day has seen one Indian port up its sustainability efforts.
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NewsPort-centric logistics
Investment in port-centric logistics solutions that support sustainable supply chains is growing.
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NewsPorts pollution pact
A new US ports partnership aims to improve cargo flow and reduce air pollution.
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NewsAI port partnership
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is helping sustainably transform a Middle Eastern port.
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NewsInland shipping shuttle launches
Sweden’s first inland shipping barge shuttle service is up and running to aid sustainable transport.
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NewsCoalitions can accelerate decarbonisation
Coalitions minimise investment risks and play a key role in achieving decarbonisation.
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NewsSuper-sized trains
Two UK deep water ports say they''re the first in the country to handle super-size freight trains.
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NewsEmbracing energy transition
Ports need to play a key role in energy transition and there should be support to help them do it.
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NewsA new port era
How ports tackle green recovery in the post-Covid world will be crucial to their future success.
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NewsEco-friendly fuel deal
Ships will soon be able to bunker eco-friendly fuel at a New Zealand port.
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NewsGreen Thames dredger
A new hybrid water-injection dredger that uses a hybrid energy management system to reduce emissions has launched a programme of work on the River Thames.
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NewsClean funding call
US ports are calling for US$2.25bn funding to invest in emissions-free freight hauling.
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NewsWorks benefit wildlife
Vital works at one port have helped maintain an important breeding site for the local Kittiwake population.
