Latest News – Page 66
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NewsKalmar introduces collision warning system
Kalmar has released a collision warning system for its straddle-carriers to help ensure driver safety
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NewsHutchinson sets UK net-zero target
The Port of Felixstowe is making great strides in its ambitions to be net-zero by 2035
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NewsUsing digitalisation to safeguard ports
A security expert gives his take on how ports can use digitalisation to combat security threats
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NewsMeasures to reduce equipment emissions approved
The Port of Oakland has approved measures that will help reduce emissions from cargo handling equipment at the TraPac marine terminal
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NewsEurope’s first newbuild methanol tug
A new methanol tug project will influence how ports approach their infrastructure planning for alternative fuels
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NewsTech call for early fire detection solutions
Early detection of fires in cargo holds is critical to protecting contents, ships and personnel
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NewsThe net-zero reality of ports and terminals
DP World is no stranger in driving sustainability because its focus is all on how it reaches its green targets
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NewsTT Club joins anti-corruption network
In a move which underlines the insurer’s commitment to making the industry safer and more secure, TT Club has joined the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network
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NewsEnsuring ports run smoothly
Directors from the Ibero-American Association of Chambers of Commerce have met in Portugal to discuss a wide range of issues
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NewsAnticipation builds around hydrogen tractor first
Hyster will give visitors to TOC 2023 a first glimpse of the zero-emission terminal tractor it’s developing with Capacity Trucks
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NewsMaximising efficiency with just in time tug scheduling
Software from Kotug aims to get the right tug to the the right location quickly maximising efficiency
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NewsDP World takes more action in the community
DP World has committed its support to community projects in the UK
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NewsPioneering a safety response to ammonia spills
Emergency response methods are being developed to assist ports and crew in responding to ammonia leaks or spills
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NewsPSA BDP opens Poland office
PSA BDP’s new Poland office is ideally situated to offer services to a wide range of clients in central and eastern Europe
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NewsAAPA elects a new chair
Paul Anderson, president and CEO of Port Tampa Bay, takes over from Sean Strawbridge as chair of AAPA
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NewsCalifornia puts its money on offshore wind
A proposed US$4.7 billion offshore wind project could help California meet the US’s decarbonisation targets
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NewsPort of Southampton names new pilot vessels
The port now has three pilot vessels to help larger container ships, tankers and cruise ships safely navigate Southampton Water
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NewsTeaming up to develop port energy infrastructure
A new cooperative agreement between the ports of Rotterdam and Pecém will explore port development and decarbonisation
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NewsEuropa Terminal upgrade gets under way
A temporary barge quay will ensure service is uninterrupted whilst work to upgrade the Europa Terminal at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges gets under way
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NewsValletta builds on its sustainable cruise credentials
Valletta Port is proving that sustainability can go hand in hand with a top-class cruise experience for guests
