Latest News – Page 52
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NewsInnovative Bagging Solution from IMGS
IMGS has introduced a new mobile bagging process said to deliver an exceptional performance.
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NewsOperator selection minefield
Need a container terminal operator? Tread carefully, all is not what it seems. Mike Mundy takes a detailed look at how the international container terminal operating sector is now structured, the different classifications of operator and their respective pros and cons
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NewsCambodia climbs the ladder
With the manufacturing shift out of China continuing, AJ Keyes assesses how Cambodia is developing as an option, especially in the garments and apparel business, and what it means for the country’s ports
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NewsETS: trade diversion risk?
In April 2023 the European Parliament approved legislation to include maritime shipping emissions under the EU Emission Trading System (ETS). In this article Royal HaskoningDHV explores the potential risk of shifting trade routes to ports outside Europe to avoid ETS related costs
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NewsEnergy transition ambitions
With the green light given to the Acorn carbon capture, usage and storage project and with opportunities building in conjunction with offshore wind Peterhead Port plans to be a key player in energy transition. Felicity Landon sets the scene
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NewsUK green hydrogen project put on ice
A project heralded as the UK’s flagship in green hydrogen production has been abandoned - at least for now
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NewsVIDEO: Gothenburg works to cut emissions digitally
The Port of Gothenburg is using digital port calls to reduce 1000 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually
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NewsAAPA appoints new president and CEO
The American Association of Port Authorities has appointed a new president and chief executive
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NewsKalmar acquires LSV electric tractor line
Kalmar is to acquire the product rights for Lonestar Speciality Vehicles’ electric terminal tractor line
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NewsPort of Tyne seals biomass supply deal
The port has sealed a new supply chain deal with Drax to boost its renewable energy role
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NewsMore than just containers on container ships
Moving breakbulk cargo by container ship can help increase shippers’ global reach and reduce their carbon footprints
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NewsMawani and Rotterdam ink smart ports deal
A new deal between Mawani and the Port of Rotterdam aims to create smarter, greener ports
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NewsDecline in Valencia freight slows
The decline in freight traffic at Valenciaport is slowing, according to latest figures released by the Port Authority of Valencia
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NewsFourth LNG tank at Gate terminal
Gate terminal is expanding its capacity at the Port of Rotterdam to help safeguard European gas supplies
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NewsCargotec changes board following Kalmar split
Cargotec has proposed a number of board changes following the decision to partially demerge its Kalmar cargo handling business
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NewsSolar park switches on at Portsmouth port
A new photovoltaic farm at Portsmouth International Port features reportedly the first solar canopies at a UK port
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NewsUK CCUS project gets under way
A new memorandum of understanding will explore ‘substantial’ carbon capture in storage in the UK
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NewsPeel Ports welcomes LNG dredger
One of the UK’s largest port operators is trialling an LNG dredger for the first time
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NewsWeapons for Ukraine caused Turkish port blast rumours
Russian propogandists have been quick to claim that a recent explosion at a Turkish port was caused by weapons destined for Ukraine
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NewsNewcastle accelerates push towards clean energy
Australia’s Port of Newcastle has further increased its commitment to clean energy
