Latest News – Page 455
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NewsContainer lines return to CentrePort
CentrePort Wellington has hosted its first regularly-scheduled containership caller since container-handling facilities were severely damaged in last November’s Kaikoura earthquake.
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NewsIndustry rounds on “move PoAL” call
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters’ move to reignite calls to relocate Ports of Auckland (PoAL) operations to Northport in his electorate has been roundly criticised by the New Zealand maritime sector.
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NewsMSC orders Kalmar machines
Cargo handling solutions and services provider Kalmar is set to further its relationship with Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) after the shipping line placed a new order for container-handling equipment.
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NewsWireless charging to meet green regulations
A wireless charging system is helping coastal hybrid ferries meet environmental regulatory demand.
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NewsOpen architecture is key to development
A shared terminal automation ecosystem will provide more scope for development and the ability to deliver affordable automation.
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News48t zero emissions electric truck in testing
An electric 48t-capacity container handling truck with zero emissions is being tested in Germany.
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NewsRobotic hull cleaning allows uninterrupted operations
Robotic cleaning of a cargo vessel’s hull has taken place at the Port of Rotterdam without disrupting operations.
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NewsKonecranes Gottwald cranes in demand
Equipment provider Konecranes is reaping the benefits of its Gottwald Mobile Harbour Cranes, with two terminal operators recently opting for models from the range.
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DP World drops Indonesia terminal
DP World has decided not to renew its operating contract for PT Terminal Petikemas Surabaya (TPS) in Indonesia at the end of the agreement in 2019.
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NewsGreenPort Congress Makes a Surprise Debut at this Year’s Conference and Cruise.
This years GreenPort Congress in Cruise has promised to be the best yet and now we are expecting a mystery event debut? What exactly do the organisers have planned and how will it affect the Cruise and Congress?
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Blockchain solution for container inspection
Transport industry solutions provider TCompanies has launched a blockchain product aimed at improving management of labour, legal and insurance costs relating to damaged shipping containers.
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NewsKalmar and Navis provide terminal automation
Kalmar and Navis have delivered the first Kalmar OneTerminal automation solution to Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) at the Port of Melbourne in Australia.
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NewsKalmar launches new RMG crane
Equipment company Kalmar has launched its new Rail Mounted Gantry crane (RMG), an automation-ready product that can be adapted to customer-specific requirements.
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NewsKalmar pioneers common automation architecture
Equipment provider Kalmar has launched an initiative driving the terminal industry''s first automation platform with open interfaces.
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NewsPort of Valencia returns to growth
Port of Valencia’s container traffic has recovered from the June stevedoring strike with growth of 0.34%.
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NewsRail container service to reduce emissions
Train path capacity at the Port of Liverpool is offering expansion options that minimise cost, congestion and carbon emissions.
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NewsBendezu sells mobile crane
Second-hand harbour equipment company Bendezu Port Equipment has sold a LIEBHERR LHM 150 harbour mobile crane on behalf of a Polish port, moving it to Portugal.
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NewsMinister: Argentina must consolidate ports
The Under Secretary of Port and Inland Waterways of Argentina’s Ministry of Transport has stressed the need to consolidate ports in the country to both boost tourism and regional economies.
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NewsLisbon abandons Barreiro terminal
Lisbon''s port authority, Administração do Porto de Lisboa (APL), is to abandon plans to build a new container terminal at Barreiro on the south bank of the River Tagus, following an adverse Environmental Impact Assessment.
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News$1bn injection into Rosario’s ports
Argentina’s Minister of Transport, Guillermo Dietrich, has welcomed favourable government tax policies that have been responsible for a raft of new investment in ports in the Rosario Metropolitan area, which currently handles around 80% of trans-Andean agricultural output.
