Latest News – Page 269
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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.
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NewsOpting for electric tractors
Electric tractors will help reduce the environmental footprint of a new Ivory Coast container terminal.
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NewsQuick recharging for AGVs
Recharging equipment batteries is fully automated, reliable and fast with an innovative solution for ports and terminals.
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NewsTech feat simplifies rail efficiency
Rail efficiency at ports and terminals has been made easier to achieve with a new technology solution.
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NewsBiofuels drive for shipping sustainability
Ports and terminals will feel the green benefits of a new shipping drive to embrace sustainable marine biofuels.
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NewsDigital perception radar for ports
Digital perception radar technology is helping accelerate smart port automation in China.
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NewsHOW DO PORTS FIT IN?
The UK Government has given the go-ahead for the creation of eight Freeports in England. What does that actually mean? Felicity Landon reports
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News3D CHESS IN SANTOS
Rob Ward examines in depth the forthcoming Santos port privatisation and charts why the process is going to be very complicated.
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NewsPush for hydrogen in Japan
Hydrogen development in Japan’s maritime and port industries has been given a major push.
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NewsSingapore's first hybrid ship
Singapore has classed its first hybrid powered vessel in line to achieve its 2030 green targets.
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NewsFunding for decarbonisation
Decarbonisation efforts in Singapore’s maritime and port industry are being supported by new funding.
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NewsDrone technologies test bed launches
A new testing site for drone technologies in Singapore aims to bring innovation to maritime applications such as shore-to-ship deliveries and remote ship inspections.
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NewsAssessing the risk of ammonia
Movers and shakers in the industry are joining forces to steer the safe use of ammonia as a marine fuel.
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NewsQuantum computing could optimise supply chain
Quantum computing is being explored by a logistics company to find new ways to optimise the supply chain.
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NewsSaving the sea turtles
Biodiversity conservation is top of the list for one port operator wanting sustainable operations.
