Latest News – Page 31
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Freight rates to fall further in 2024
Falling freight rates will pose a challenge to shipping companies throughout 2024, according to the latest research from Drewry
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ABP's green masterplan for Newport
ABP has unveiled a new green masterplan for the Port of Newport
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Decarbonising Swedish shipping corridors
Sweden is creating a green shipping corridor between Turku and Stockholm
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Huisman lifting gear enters the ports market
The heavy equipment manufacturer has entered the ports and logistics segments
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Three new STS cranes for Port of Colombo
Sri Lanka Ports Authority has installed three new cranes at its East Container Terminal at the Port of Colombo as part of a significant drive to increase capacity
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South Korea’s methanol bunkering milestone
South Korea is leading the way in the supply of sustainable marine fuel
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EXCLUSIVE: Making successful bids for decarbonisation grants
How your operation can make the most of any available grants for decarbonisation
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Port of Dover aided by digital twin
A new digital twin of Dover Harbour will help predict complex tidal flows enabling smoother port operations
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Digital tie-up brings benefit to ports
Two maritime software companies have teamed up to bring a raft of benefits for port and terminal operators
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E-truck chargers come online at Rotterdam
The first charging station for electric trucks has opened at the Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands
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DCHC joins Portchain Connect
After a successful trial, Damietta Container & Cargo Handling has become the latest terminal to join the Portchain Connect Network
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Peel Ports taps into biomass market
Peel Ports Logistics has tapped into the increasingly lucrative market of biomass supply
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Rotterdam names new container boss
The Port of Rotterdam has named its new director of containers within its commercial department
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Napier Port rolls out RightShip risk solution
Digital maritime platform, RightShip, is partnering with Napier Port in New Zealand to implement its RightPort risk solution
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A strategic training partnership in methanol
LR and Green Marine are working together to develop training for methanol as a marine fuel
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Stockholm eyes EU onshore power funding
Ports of Stockholm has been given the green light to apply for EU funding
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Greener shore power derived from wastewater
An innovative green hydrogen shore power trial will take place at a Scottish port
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The cost of green ammonia infrastructure
Moving the global shipping fleet towards using green ammonia as a fuel could cost around US$2 trillion
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DP World ups rail incentive
DP World Southampton has upped its financial incentive for customers who switch freight movements from road to rail
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Containerships weather Panama drought
Containerships are just about managing to maintain daily transit averages through the Panama Canal, while other sectors reroute