All Port Strategy articles in Web Issue – Page 193
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News3D digital mapping
GISCRO’s port management solution brings together disparate data in a cloud-based platform
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NewsSecond best year for Canadian port
The Port of Sept-Îles is North America’s largest iron ore handling port
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NewsH2 terminal tractor
A pilot scheme to test a hydrogen fuel cell/ battery hybrid terminal tractor is under way at Valencia
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NewsAppreciation for logistics workers
Appreciation for delivery drivers has increased more than for workers in other key professions, such as teaching and policing
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NewsGreen terminal audit
A terminal operator has just awarded its fifth port concession with its own green label certification
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NewsSpeeding up container exports
The initiative, developed in the working groups of the Guarantee Mark, aims to speed up the container export process
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NewsPort technology accelerator
Around ten start-ups will be involved in the programme to position the Port of Ashdod as a key player in the region
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NewsLogistics hub bid
Saudi Arabia is going all out in a drive to become a global logistics hub that connects three continents
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NewsGreen barge service
A new barge service aims to provide sustainable and reliable transport on the Upper Rhine
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NewsGetting a grip on emissions
An integrated port services provider has crossed a new milestone in its goal to be net carbon zero by 2030
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NewsSwedish boost to UK freight
A Swedish ferry company is making a major long-term commitment to the UK with a 50 year lease at a Humber port
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NewsCovid congestion costs
Supply chain under strain as China seeks to contain spread of Omicron variant
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NewsRMGs at PoV
The US East Coast Port of Virginia (PoV) has confirmed a new order for three RailMounted Gantry (RMG) cranes from Konecranes for its Norfolk International Terminals (NIT) facility
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NewsSafe bunkering of LNG
Updated guidelines have been published which are a must read for anyone engaged with LNG bunkering
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NewsVisy in Egypt
October Dry port, Egypt, has awarded the tender for delivery of truck and rail Optical Character Recognition (OCR) portals alongside a gate operating system (GOS) to Finnish-based Visy and its partner, Prime Trading & Contracting
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NewsHybrid London ferries
The new high speed ferries can recharge their batteries during operation by using excess power from the engines
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NewsManaging port stays
Managing time spent in port can help operators reduce operational costs and emissions
