Latest News – Page 269
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NewsCyber attack attempt on Iran’s ports
Iran’s ports were the recent target of a foiled cyberattack, according to the Ports and Maritime Organization of Iran.
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NewsSouth Africa set for LNG bunkering
LNG could be delivered in South Africa from next year following the granting of a bunkering license at a port in the country.
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NewsUS$220m infrastructure funding for US ports
US ports will benefit from US$220m in government grant infrastructure funding.
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NewsShore power system for inland shipping
A single shore power system for inland shipping and the river cruise industry is being planned by a group of European ports.
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NewsUS$18m neopanamax investment at Guayaquil
Ecuador’s Port of Guayaquil is set to receive US£18m investment to boost its capacity to handle neopanamax vessels.
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NewsBUFFETED BY COVID-19
Leading analyst, Andrew Penfold, examines the latest trends in container terminal investment and assesses activities in an era increasingly buffeted by the impact of COVID-19.
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NewsPorts hold firm on environmental investments
Just under half of investments in environmental sustainability remain on track, a new survey shows.
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NewsPorts hold firm on environmental investments
Just under half of investments in environmental sustainability remain on track, a new survey shows.
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NewsIAPH partner in low carbon shipping project
The International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) will support ports to facilitate the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from shipping as part of a new project role.
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NewsEfficient unloading system is dust-free
Bruks Siwertell has been awarded a contract to supply a US firm with a new high capacity ship unloader that enables dust-free operations.
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NewsWorld Ports Sustainability Awards open
The International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) is now accepting entries to the 2021 World Ports Sustainability Awards.
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NewsCARBON OFFSETTING GAINING A HIGHER STATUS
COMMENT: It was once said of carbon off setting that it is a tool used by rich societies to carry on polluting without the guilt, writes Charles Haine.
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NewsGREEN WINS IN RED AND BLUE RACE
COMMENT: All eyes are on the U.S. Presidential election, being held on November 3rd, writes Barry Parker.
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KEEPING IT SIMPLE IN A COMPLICATED WORLD
COMMENT: The bedrock of any port’s efficient operations is a strong working relationship between a port authority and its private sector tenants, particularly terminal operators, writes Mike Mundy.
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NewsNEW NORMAL IS AS CLEAR AS MUD
COMMENT: Container carriers appear to have found the “yellow brick road” to recovery this year with strict capacity management, while the rest of the industry is in the doldrums, writes Ben Hackett.
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NewsDigital transformation to enable smart port
With the aid of AI and digital linking, a Swedish port is set to become quicker, more cost-effective, and climate smart.
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NewsPorts launch Future Fuels Network
Three ports will work together to develop a roadmap on the adoption of clean marine fuels in support of decarbonisation.
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NewsLNG partnership makes bunkering easier
Two energy suppliers will establish a global LNG bunker supply network to make LNG bunkering more accessible for shipping companies.
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NewsDjibouti regeneration project begins
A regeneration project to turn the historical Port of Djibouti into an international business district has begun.
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NewsPort of Fujairah expansion contract awarded
Plans for the expansion of the Port of Fujairah are taking shape with the awarding of a design-and-build contract to boost bulk handling capacity and operational efficiency.
