Latest News – Page 155
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NewsLand up for grabs
Associated British Ports (ABP) is opening up more than 1,000 acres of land for development.
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NewsClean energy hub plan
A partnership has been formed to make one UK port into a clean energy hub.
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NewsGAME CHANGER
Based at the Onne Multipurpose Terminal, P&O Maritime logistics has launched an innovative ‘pay as you go’ off shore supply service
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NewsFloods cut off port
Flood damage has cut off rail access to Canada’s largest port with vessel delays expected.
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NewsUK FREEPORTS – AN UPDATE
One of the identified benefits flowing from Brexit is the ability for the UK to establish Freeports. So far there has been a lot of talk, but what is actually happening? Andrew Penfold examines the state of play
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NewsFuture fuels investment
Ambitious plans are afoot to develop a large industrial site at Rotterdam for low carbon product storage to facilitate the energy transition.
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NewsEast coast thrives
The Port of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) has said it not experiencing significant shipping backlogs amidst widespread global congestion and delays.
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NewsWales’ decarbonisation strategy
One operator’s vision for Wales is simple - to transition to low carbon using offshore wind.
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NewsRotterdam hydrogen ready
The city of Rotterdam is banking on hydrogen to make the transition to climate neutrality.
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NewsAUTO’ TWISTLOCKS: BULL RUN?
John Bensalhia looks at the issues and potential benefits surrounding the use of fully automated twistlock and pinning solutions…
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NewsNewcastle diversification defiance
The Port of Newcastle is making headway with its diversification strategy, despite a roadblock on its container terminal plans.
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NewsUK TRUCKING: THE HOT TOPIC
With the September Coastlink online conference coinciding with the UK petrol delivery crisis the shortage of truck drivers was the hot topic. Felicity Landon reports
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NewsCalifornia queue rule
A new queuing process for San Pedro Bay-bound container ships is being introduced as part of the battle against congestion.
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NewsGlasgow embraces hydrogen
Glasgow City Council (GCC) is incorporating hydrogen into its clean marine efforts.
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NewsTOS cloud expansion
One software company is expanding its terminal operating system (TOS) deployment options on the cloud.
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NewsDP World dismisses report
DP World Australia has objected to a report that found Australian ports are underperforming.
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NewsWeather safety innovation
Two technology companies have teamed up to use local weather information to improve port operations and safety.
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NewsANTWERP DRONE TRIALS
The Port of Antwerp has confirmed it is to conduct trials of fixed-wing drones fitted with cameras to assess the potential of the technology to enhance real-time, on-site security activities.
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NewsTSR: POTENTIAL BUT HANDCUFFS
Recent times have seen a major uplift in container transport on the Trans-Siberian Railway. There is more to come but as Oleksandr Gavrylyuk explains ‘handcuffs’ need to be removed
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NewsFuture fuel trucks
A clean trucking company pans to launch 21 zero-emission commercial vehicles by the end of 2023 bringing new options to the market.
