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VTS: THE NEED FOR CHANGE
The IMO’s revised Guidelines for Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) are expected to enter into force in 2022. Felicity Landon explains why ports should be aware of the changes ahead.
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THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAIL
Smart ocean bottom data means more detailed measurements are possible. While interest is clearly rising, the full potential is still largely unknown, writes Stevie Knight.
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OZ COAL: NEW ‘DANCE’ PARTNERS
The unofficial ban by China on Australian coal imports is resulting in a structural shift in seaborne coal trading patterns.
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Cargo giant sets carbon emissions goal
CO2 emissions are being tackled on a major scale by a cargo handling giant.
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Cargo giant tackles carbon
CO2 emissions are being tackled on a major scale by a cargo handling giant.
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NEW PATTERNS AND PRIORITIES
Grain trade volumes are increasing, prices are climbing and larger vessels are wanted. Andrew Penfold considers the implications for port investment.
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Major financing deal for ME port operator
A Middle East port operator has issued US$1bn 10-year bonds to help realise its capital expenditure programme across its asset portfolio over the next ten years.
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Trialling cleaner biofuels
Trialling biofuel in Singapore could help decarbonise the country’s maritime industry.
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Boom for e-commerce trade?
E-commerce has been given a helping hand in Africa with the launch of a new platform.
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MoU for sustainable cruising
A new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has reinforced the importance of sustainable port cities and cruises.
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Smart port investment drives efficiency
Development of a new Port Management Information System (PMIS) will boost efficiency at an African port.
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Committed to sustainability
At Port Saint John, Canada’s shifting strategic priorities towards sustainability have trickled down into cruise practices.
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Emissions ambitions for hydrogen
Twelve companies have joined forces to create a hydrogen network and make a European city greener.
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Logistics backs carbon offsetting
A logistics giant is offseting the residual CO2 it produces under its carbon neutrality programme.
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Civil War takes its toll on Yemeni ports
Port capacity in Yemen has been greatly reduced by the Yemen Civil War and the supply of basic needs is becoming increasingly difficult and expensive.
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ESPO goes hybrid
After sixteen editions, the ESPO Conference has become an annual highlight for the whole European port industry and this year it will take on an exciting new hybrid format
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Embracing carbon capture
Swedish companies are working together to embrace carbon capture and achieve climate goals.
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Strikes ground masses of containers
Nearly 10,000 TEU containers are delayed at a Canadian port battling strikes.
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Hydrogen reach stacker pilot
A hydrogen reach stacker is under development that will be tested in real time at a Spanish port.
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Shore power toughens emissions fight
Shore power capability is being doubled at a US port in a bid to improve air quality.