Latest News – Page 136
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NewsSAVANNAH: RECORD BREAKER
For almost 20 years, the Port of Savannah has outperformed all other ports along the eastern seaboard and throughout the whole of North America. AJ Keyes looks at what makes this port so successful
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NewsHydrogen powered tugboat
The first hydrogen powered tugboat is creeping closer to completion with its first water launch
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NewsShift in cargo theft
2021 global cargo theft trends show shift away from in-transit, vehicle-based attacks to losses while cargo is at rest
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NewsPort tracker tool
New tracker aims to provide a proactive understanding of the challenges faced by ports and operators
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NewsIAPH Sustainability Awards
Winners of the awards included a blue carbon ecosystem strategy and a marine debris collection project
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NewsWeighty IT investment at Manila
The hefty investment at MICT is meant to crisis proof operations into the future
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NewsA digital future for shortsea
Data sharing, collaboration, digitalisation and innovation are all key to the future of the shortsea shipping market
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NewsFuture proof fuelling
A long term partnership has been established to supply fuel to two new hybrid bio methane ferries
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NewsGreen fuels hub
Germany is building its first LNG terminal with the aim of diversifying its natural gas supply sources
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NewsAberdeen expansion progress
Turnover up at the Port of Aberdeen as it eyes a green, sustainable future
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NewsNew piloting solution
New solution will help pilots navigate difficult manoeuvres improving safety and efficiency in port
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NewsChemical tanker shoreside study
A six-month study into the feasibility of shoreside power for chemical tankers will be used to determine an agreed international standard
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NewsShanghai lockdown hits trade
Delays at one of the world’s largest ports has sent shockwaves throughout the global supply chain
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NewsEmissions measuring hardware trial
Accurately measuring ship emissions will be made easier with an onboard trial of carbon measuring hardware
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NewsEuropean ports intensify cooperation
Closer links between two major European ports will help the move to more efficient, sustainable operation
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NewsEgypt coast development deals
AD Ports and Red Sea Ports Authority sign a pair of agreements to make Egypt a global trade and logistics hub
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NewsMontreal expansion bids
New terminal at Port of Montreal will bring significant benefits to Quebec and Canada
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NewsCompact electric forklifts
Toyota’s latest forklift offering is available with energy-efficient Lithium-ion power
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NewsDigital solution saves emissions
Singapore ports and shipping lines are investing in new digital solutions to reduce carbon footprint
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NewsGood news for hydrogen supply
Rotterdam says it can supply Europe with 4.6 megatonnes of hydrogen by 2030, considerably up on expectation
