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NewsGreen efforts in China
As China fulfilled its energy-saving targets for the first half of 2016, more effort has been pledged to support the country’s green sector.
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NewsCelestyal Cruises CEO and ESPO Secretary General to give Keynote Addresses
Kerry Anastassiadis and Isabelle Ryckbost to open GreenPort Cruise 2016 - book now to hear these addresses which kick start a programme packed with ideas and innovation.
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NewsHull windfarm blade facility nears completion
Siemens’ new facility in Hull dedicated to building blades for offshore wind turbines for the UK domestic market is approaching completion.
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NewsSmarter bulk handling
A bulk handling equipment expert has introduced an innovative technology that uses the kinetic energy from a moving conveyor belt to generate enough power to run a wide variety of electronic systems.
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NewsVenue confirmed for 2016 GreenPort Cruise Conference and GreenPort Congress
Venice Passenger Terminal (VTP), in the heart of Venice Port will be the venue for the 11th GreenPort Congress & 4th GreenPort Cruise Conference. Book your place to join peers from around the world at this historic location.
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NewsDanish Maritime Days green focus
New solutions to climate and environmental challenges will centre this year’s Danish Maritime Days, which takes place from 24-28 October.
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NewsMoving towards zero emissions
The Port of Long Beach is said to be ‘well on its way’ to achieving its zero-emission harbour goal, according to port officials.
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Guaymas to play complementary role to Long Beach
In Mexico, the Sonora state government is promoting the Port of Guaymas as a complementary port to that of Long Beach, in California.
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Algeciras to build third box terminal
In Spain, Algeciras Bay Port Authority has issued a tender for the construction and operation of its third container terminal. Interested parties have until November 30 to present bids.
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Colombia needs to confront its logistics bottlenecks
In Colombia, the government and private sector have put together a logistics committee to tackle bottlenecks.
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Penang port attracts investor
Nearly half of Penang Port is to be bought by utilities and infrastructure group, MMC Corp, the company said in a filing with the Malaysian stock exchange.
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NewsTerminal operators look to consolidate ownership
Global shipping consultancy, Drewry, says as the sector is being faced with the dual challenges of weaker demand growth and rising costs due to larger vessels and alliances, terminal operators are looking to consolidate terminal ownership.
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Nagoya and Guangzhou top 'riskiest port' ranking
RMS has analysed the catastrophe risk of the world’s ports and ranked the top ten for greatest potential loss.
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NewsLNG ferries for The Netherlands
BMT Nigel Gee has secured a new project to design two 70m aluminium-hull catamaran RoPax ferries for Dutch company Rederij Doeksen.
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NewsYilport seals Puerto Bolívar deal
Yildirim Group’s subsidiary Yilport Holding has secured the rights to Puerto Bolívar Port in Ecuador.
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Adani adds to laser measures
Lase has equipped two more reclaimers with a 3D laser measurement system at Adani ports in Mundra, India.
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NewsLA appeals decision on SCIG project
The Port of Los Angeles will join BNSF Railway in appealing against the California Superior Court ruling on the BNSF Southern California International Gateway (SCIG) Project.
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NewsGetting boxes off the roads
Georgia''s first inland terminal will partner with Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia (KMMG), to handle up to 30,000 teu containers per year saving more than 6 million truck miles.
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NewsEmbrace shipping alliances, hubs told
Transhipment hubs should embrace shipping alliances or be faced with lack of demand, says Drewry Maritime Research’s latest container insight report.
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NewsJurong cements multipurpose aspirations
Jurong Port has officially commenced operations of its Combi Terminal, which is tailored to the requirements of multipurpose vessels.
