Latest News – Page 95
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NewsTidal powered container terminal
Plans have been unveiled for the ’world’s first’ tidal energy powered container terminal
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NewsCatch up with GreenPort Oceania Live – On-demand
GreenPort Oceania Live sponsored by Port of Newcastle took place on Monday 14th November and included technical implications, economic implications and traditional risk & opportunities in relation to mainstream ports and low-lying Pacific Island Nations.
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NewsIntegrated berthing
An LNG terminal in Vietnam will now have integrated berthing thanks to Trelleborg
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NewsSponsorship Opportunities at GreenPort Congress Oceania
Promote your brand profile to shipping lines, ports, terminal operators, and logistics professionals at GreenPort Congress Oceania.
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News1 week left to submit your abstract for GreenPort Congress Oceania
There is now 1 week left to submit your abstract for the inaugural GreenPort Congress Oceania, hosted by Port of Newcastle from 15-17 February 2023. The theme of this year’s conference is ‘Identifying practicable options for port sustainability’.
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NewsCargo theft vigilance warning
TT Club’s Supply Chain Security Bulletin highlights the cargo theft risk around the world
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NewsUAE looks to solar
AD Ports is looking to solar power to produce more energy with less emissions
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NewsStrategic logistics acquisition
The acquisition of Noatum has propelled AD Ports Group forward in becoming a global logistics platform
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NewsAlternative fuel readiness
A new whitepaper seeks to ready ship owners for alternative fuels ensuring vessels can keep pace
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NewsCriminals exploit supply chain disruption
Disruptions throughout the global supply chain continue to create opportunities for criminals to access cargo
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NewsShipping data dashboard
A new dashboard providing port authorities and vessel tracking services with instant port insights has launched
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NewsGreen hydrogen targets
Shipping companies and energy producers have committed to ambitious targets involving hydrogen
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NewsAn inclusive decarbonisation strategy
There’s an urgent need to debarbonise now rather than wait for developing fuels and technologies
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NewsCrane conversion project
America’s Port of Long Beach now has the largest deployment of eRTGs in North America
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NewsSavannah outperforms market
Business is booming at the Georgia Ports Authority thanks to a current shift away from West Coast trade and an increase in car makers’ productivity
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NewsCargotec confirms future MacGregor sale
Cargotec plans to sell MacGregor at ‘some future date’ to concentrate on core businesses
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NewsDrone and AI surveillance for ports
A consortium including ABP has won funding to develop AI and drone technology for ports
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NewsLack of enablement for green fuels
There’s an urgent global need for green fuel investment this decade to meet Paris Climate goals
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NewsCMA CGM launches digital and IT initiatives
CMA CGM companies in India are launching a range of digital and IT initiatives to improve supplychain activities for shippers and customers in this country’s hinterlands.
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NewsResearch project targets enhanced simulator activities
A greater use of simulation continues to gather momentum across the maritime industry, with the introduction of Artificial Intelligence supporting training and development needs.
