Latest News – Page 40
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NewsEncouraging better carbon literacy at ports
A new Carbon Literacy Learning and Development (L&D) Toolkit has been specially designed for ports
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NewsAustralian ports back online after cyber attack
DP World Australia is back online after a cyber attack hit on Friday 10 November
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NewsPecém’s hydrogen ambition gains momentum
Hydrogen production is central to the Port of Pecém’s business agenda
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NewsAPMT unveils port stay dashboard
APM Terminals has unveiled a new tool to help reduce port stays
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NewsNew RoRo terminal opens at Dublin
A newly redeveloped RoRo freight terminal has opened at Dublin Port in Ireland to meet growing demand
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NewsCompetition for biofuels may harm shipping
Biofuels and e-fuels in trucks will make it harder for aviation and shipping to go green, says T&E
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NewsPort Houston in emissions data solution first
Port Houston in Texas has become the first port in the US to adopt an award-winning emissions data solution
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NewsFour new cranes for London Gateway
DP World has invested £56 million in four new automated stacking cranes at London Gateway
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NewsGreener tugs cleaning up Canadian ports
Electric tugs bound for the Port of Vancouver will save multiple tonnes in emissions
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NewsShipping industry gathers to discuss AI
Representatives from the maritime industry have gathered to discuss the opportunities and challenges of artificial intelligence in shipping
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NewsValencia to host AI uncloaking pilot
The Port of Valencia will play host to a new system designed to demystify AI algorithms
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NewsUS ports win record funding for improvements
The Biden-Harris Administration continues to throw its weight behind ports and supply chains
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NewsSouth African ports plan their hydrogen roadmap
In support of South Africa’s transition into a low carbon economy, TNPA is opting for hydrogen
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NewsHaropa Port chief named IAPH vice-president Europe
The CEO of Haropa Port has been appointed IAPH Vice-President Europe
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NewsAustralian ports eye ammonia potential
Ammonia has been earmarked as a way of decarbonising the bulk carrier sector
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NewsMaersk to shrink workforce by 10%
AP Møller-Maersk is cutting 10,000 jobs because of a drop in demand triggered by the global economic slowdown
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NewsHopes of shipping rates revival dashed
Hopes of a revival in long-term ocean freight shipping rates have been short-lived
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NewsKingston opts for hybrid benefits
A Jamaican terminal is part replacing its fleet with Kalmar hybrid equipment
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NewsTwo new mobile harbour cranes for CMA Brazil
Port expansion at CMA Fortaleza will benefit from Konecranes Gottwald Mobile Harbor Cranes
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NewsAD Ports goes digital with emissions management
AD Ports Group is working to get better with its emissions management using digitalisation
