Latest News – Page 269
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NewsLogistics backs carbon offsetting
A logistics giant is offseting the residual CO2 it produces under its carbon neutrality programme.
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NewsCivil 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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NewsESPO 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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NewsEmbracing carbon capture
Swedish companies are working together to embrace carbon capture and achieve climate goals.
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NewsStrikes ground masses of containers
Nearly 10,000 TEU containers are delayed at a Canadian port battling strikes.
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NewsHydrogen 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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NewsShore power toughens emissions fight
Shore power capability is being doubled at a US port in a bid to improve air quality.
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NewsSensors aid air quality mission
Air quality management systems are helping Spanish ports meet their sustainability goals.
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NewsPSA: evolving the supply chain
PSA International Pte Ltd is striving to be a supply chain innovator as it addresses the challenges of digitalisation, sustainability and industry growth.
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NewsRegional ports listen up
Short sea shipping and regional ports will benefit from improved supply chain efficiency.
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NewsUS carbon capture proposal
A carbon capture and storage (CCS) hub has been proposed to decarbonise a major US shipping channel.
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NewsEuropean zero emissions first
One Portuguese port aims to be the first European port to achieve zero emissions by 2035.
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NewsTech startups transform ports sector
Four tech startups are leading breakthrough work to transform the ports and logistics sector.
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NewsMANAGING DOWNTIME RISK
Barry Larrain, Big Trucks Industry Manager, Hyster Company, charts how to comprehensively manage downtime risk with container handling equipment.
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NewsPUSHING THE BOUNDARIES
Key Italian ports have long expressed the ambition to extend their hinterlands. AJ Keyes reviews progress, plans and what obstacles remain.
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NewsDOWN, BUT SPENDING BIG
Despite being hit hard by COVID-19, many gateway container ports in Italy continue to invest in capacity. Accommodating bigger vessels is the main catalyst, A J Keyes reports.
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NewsELECTRIFICATION: GOOD TO GO
Progressively the door to port electrification projects is opening up. System supplier Siemens relays up-to-the-minute thinking, experience and plans.
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NewsEcuador economic port zone
A special economic zone at an Ecuadorian port will boost the country’s foreign trade.
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NewsElectric tractors green new terminal
Electric tractors will help reduce the environmental footprint of a new Ivory Coast container terminal.
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NewsMarine life thrives in ports
Marine life is thriving at record levels in waters shared by two US ports.
