Latest News – Page 193
-
NewsPush for hydrogen in Japan
Hydrogen development in Japan’s maritime and port industries has been given a major push.
-
NewsSingapore's first hybrid ship
Singapore has classed its first hybrid powered vessel in line to achieve its 2030 green targets.
-
NewsFunding for decarbonisation
Decarbonisation efforts in Singapore’s maritime and port industry are being supported by new funding.
-
NewsDrone technologies test bed launches
A new testing site for drone technologies in Singapore aims to bring innovation to maritime applications such as shore-to-ship deliveries and remote ship inspections.
-
NewsAssessing the risk of ammonia
Movers and shakers in the industry are joining forces to steer the safe use of ammonia as a marine fuel.
-
NewsQuantum computing could optimise supply chain
Quantum computing is being explored by a logistics company to find new ways to optimise the supply chain.
-
NewsSaving the sea turtles
Biodiversity conservation is top of the list for one port operator wanting sustainable operations.
-
NewsCarbon neutral eco tugs
Energy-efficient tugs are helping a European port green its fleet to boost sustainable shipping.
-
NewsBig LNG capacity in Spain
One port in Spain is proving its ability to accommodate large LNG-powered vessels.
-
NewsGreek terminal investments boost capacity
Investments at a Greek container terminal will boost its capacity and ability to compete for business.
-
NewsZagreb Pier questions
A second tender has been issued for the Zagreb Pier Container Terminal in Rijeka, Croatia, but the way it has been let and the operator selection criteria fall far outside the norm, A J Keyes reports.
-
NewsAustralia’s first green port is underway
Plans to build Australia’s first ‘green’ port are underway.
-
-
NewsBRAZIL ROLLS OUT PRIVATISATION PROGRAMME
The latest phase of Brazilian port privatisation and terminal concessioning is rolling out. Rob Ward talks exclusively to the country’s Minister for Ports and Waterways.
-
NewsREFINING VESSEL ARRIVAL
Nick Labrosse, Sales & Marketing Director of Trelleborg’s marine and infrastructure operation, explains how to maximise vessel docking and mooring efficiency through astute equipment maintenance and staff training.
-
News
THE LOCALISATION TREND AND THE IMPACT ON PORTS
COMMENT: Maritime freight flows are the result of past supply chain design choices - if companies design global supply chains this results in global freight flows, writes Peter de Langen.
-
NewsPORTS: GREAT ENGINES OF GROWTH
COMMENT: Yes, this column’s name refers to a place up north, but, like many native New Yorkers, I spend time in the “Sixth Borough”- otherwise known as Florida, writes Barry Parker.
-
News
BEHOLD AN ERA OF INNOVATION IS UNDERWAY
COMMENT: The container was probably the last mega innovation in the world of ports and shipping, writes Mike Mundy.
-
NewsEUPHORIA IN SHIPPING FINANCES MAY IMPACT PORTS
COMMENT: As the pandemic rolls back with vaccinations rolling out, the maritime industry becomes overly optimistic from ports, terminals, carriers and shipbuilding, writes Ben Hackett.
-
NewsBiofuels move towards comerciality
Marine biofuel has proved its commercial viability during a bunkering trial in Singapore.
