Latest News – Page 179
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NewsHOME DEPOT TAKES TO THE WATER
COMMENT: The debate in Washington, D.C. over “infrastructure”- however you define it, is continuing, writes Barry Parker.
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NewsGLOBALISATION AND SUPPLY CHAIN REMAIN AT RISK
COMMENT: Ports struggle with congestions, carriers with lack of capacity and countries with more COVID-19. The pressure is not letting up, writes Ben Hackett.
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LIVESTOCK REFORMS MOOTED
COMMENT: Anyone who has had the dubious pleasure of standing downwind of a livestock carrier in port will surely empathise with the growing calls for greater scrutiny and regulation of this trade, writes Mike Mundy.
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THE UNEVEN COMMERCIAL POWER RELATIONSHIP
COMMENT: For all the right reasons, a lot of attention among port developers, policy makers and regulators is focused on the competition in the terminal and shipping markets and risks of the emergence of dominant positions, for instance due to vertical integration, writes Peter de Langen.
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Fundamental port sector change
COMMENT: How many times has it been said? Will it hurt to say it again? OK then, lets just ‘put it out there’ – COVID-19 continues to test us all, writes Mike Mundy.
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NewsChina’s vessel delays
China’s port congestion crisis continues to ease but vessels face significant delays.
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NewsLNG project progress
Clean fuel options in Germany are growing with the development of an LNG terminal project.
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NewsCommitted to environmental and economic sustainability
The trade-offs between environmental and economic sustainability have at times presented a difficult balancing act for the eleven maritime ports across the state of California, writes Michael Zucchet, chairman, Port of San Diego
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NewsMassive rail investment
Massive railway investment for greener cargo handling is planned by a European port authority.
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NewsAdvance ship tracking
Ports now have access to ship tracking technology that calculates arrivals up to three weeks in advance.
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NewsTerminal tender
An international tender has been opened for a multipurpose terminal at an African port.
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NewsDecarbonising inland shipping
Inland waterways will play a key part in decarbonising transport in a new European plan.
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NewsHydrogen help
A new publication addresses the uncertainties surrounding hydrogen as a ship fuel.
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NewsMeasuring pollution gets high-tech
Many technological solutions related to seaports have emerged in recent years and, in particular, many tools have been developed to measure pollution from maritime activity, writes Mikel Iceta, Kunak
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NewsGREENPORT CRUISE & CONGRESS PROGRAMME RELEASED
The final line-up for GreenPort Cruise & Congress 2021 is out now! Hosted by the Port of Piraeus, the largest port in Greece, GreenPort Cruise & Congress will take place from 20-22 October!
