Latest News – Page 200
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News5G technology improves port safety
5G technology is being used to improve safety in ports in a new project using 5G networks to connect cranes, vehicles, and people by merging different advanced communication and localisation technologies.
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NewsLiebherr crane supports heavy lifting
One UK port has invested in a Liebherr Crawler Crane with capable of heavy lifting and handling to enable it to process goods more quickly.
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NewsTerminal cleans up with hybrid RTGs
Eco-efficient hybrid RTGs will expand operations and reduce emissions at a US terminal.
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NewsUK throws its weight behind offshore wind
Two new UK ports will be constructed to support the development of next-generation offshore wind projects with up to GB£95m investment.
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NewsBrexit border control plans change
The UK Government has set out a new timetable for introducing post-Brexit import border control processes.
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NewsLNG bunker supply for Brazilian ports
A newbuild LNG carrier and bunkering vessel will be used to supply LNG to ports across Brazil.
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NewsEco tariff discounts for Brazilian port callers
One Brazilian port is to offer green tariff discounts based on environmental performance.
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NewsNew rail service from Felixstowe
A new daily rail service has been introduced at Hutchison Ports'' Port of Felixstowe to further build its supply chain efficiency and sustainability.
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NewsElectric RTG cranes expedite 2030 goal
Nine RTG cranes are part of one US terminal''s goal to move to zero emissions equipment by 2030.
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NewsCONNECTED TECHNOLOGIES
Lynsey Jeffers, Smart Infrastructure Sector Lead – Ports UK, Siemens, explains how an integrated approach to planning, installation and service can help ports exploit their full energy efficiency potential.
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NewsAutomated straddle carriers for OZ operator
12 fully automated straddle carriers have been ordered by an Australian container terminal operator as part of a plan to boost efficiency at its terminals.
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NewsNEW RULES, PAPERWORK, BARRIERS AND ROUTES
A steady series of headlines makes one thing clear – BREXIT most certainly isn’t “done”! Felicity Landon considers the fallout for some of the key UK ports involved.
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NewsLogistics gets better cross border
A cross border logistics service between the Port of Barcelona and the southwest of France is giving customers up to 11 days of savings in transit time saving both cost and emissions.
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NewsGreen electricity deal cuts CO2 emissions
Green electricity will be exclusively used at an Estonian port to cut almost 7,000t of CO2 emissions per year.
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NewsBATTERY POWER ON THE RISE
The list of ports investing in electrical energy storage is rising dramatically. It is an evolving technology with expanding options, Stevie Knight investigates.
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NewsSTS CRANES: INVESTMENT LED
The Ship-to-Shore container gantry sector is experiencing a lower level of demand but the order pipeline and design innovations continue. John Bensalhia reports.
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NewsGreen hydrogen study for German ports
A green hydrogen study will determine the development of a hydrogen infrastructure at two German ports.
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NewsPort Canaveral offers cruise LNG bunkering
Port Canaveral will become the USA''s first LNG cruise port to offer ship to ship LNG bunkering using a new articulated tug and bunker barge.
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NewsSTS’ KPIs THAT WORK
A new methodology of applying key performance indicators to ship-to-shore container gantry operations offers dual benefits. AJ Keyes highlights the study’s principal findings.
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NewsSHOCKWAVES, VULNERABILITIES AND PREDICTIONS FOR 2021
What lies ahead for the maritime sector in 2021? Against a background of the impact of COVID-19, Felicity Landon highlights select expert views.
