Latest News – Page 175
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NewsElectric innovation
Electric vehicle innovation is taking a step forward with a new technology partnership.
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NewsNew era for Gdańsk
The Port of Gdańsk has begun a new era of container handling on the Baltic Sea.
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NewsGreen energy hub
A new port being built in Brazil will be created as a centre for green energy production.
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NewsCleaning up port calls
A consortium is testing out standards to create a more efficient industry wide port call ecosystem.
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NewsSustainable Arctic route
The Northern Transit Corridor in the Arctic will be developed as a viable and sustainable route between Asia and Europe.
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NewsElectric innovation
Electric vehicle innovation is taking a step forward with a new technology partnership.
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NewsInvesting in renewables
Renewable energy, shore power and LNG are amongst the investment areas of one US port.
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NewsDARWIN’S CHINA OWNERSHIP UNDER REVIEW
The port of Darwin, Northern Territories, Australia has been sucked into the ongoing dispute between China and Australia.
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NewsMAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH VBS
A number of parties suggest the full benefi ts and unfolding powers of the modern Vehicle Booking System are not fully recognised until post system implementation. John Bensalhia reviews the innovative supply sector.
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NewsREADY, WILLING AND ABLE?
With more manufacturing shifting from China to South East Asia, AJ Keyes assesses the impact on port requirements in Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia.
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NewsARE NEW CONTENDERS READY?
Supporting high-volume manufacturing requires sufficient and efficient port capacity – just how ready are Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia to facilitate a shift? A J Keyes takes a detailed look.
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NewsLifting code of practice launched
The LEEA (Lifting Equipment Engineers Association) has made its Code of Practice for the Safe Use of Lifting Equipment (COPSULE) available to download free.
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NewsCyber attack
A cyber attack that brought container operations to a standstill in South Africa has been contained.
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NewsARCTIC POTENTIAL CAPPED
Market analyst Andrew Penfold explores the viability of the Northern Sea Route and the implications for the port sector.
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NewsNature certification first
The first Spanish port to gain ‘Working with Nature’ certification aims to further its sustainability strategy.
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NewsSeven firms compete
Seven companies have expressed their interest in investing in a Polish transshipment operator.
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NewsHydrogen project support
A spot in the Scottish Highlands is the ideal home for the UK’s largest green hydrogen electrolyser, according to a feasibility study.
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NewsHydrogen project takes off
Oman’s green hydrogen project is gaining momentum with a new partner.
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NewsRace for drones
A pioneering drone traffic system is being tested at a German port ahead of an ambitious drone traffic system deadline.
