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Industry EventsBaltic and Black Sea Ports & Shipping 2022
Lithuania | 27-29 September 2022
To connect international trade and investment between the Baltic Sea and the Black Sea, the Port of Klaipeda is delighted to announce that the new Baltic and Black Sea Ports & Shipping 2022 Exhibition and Conference will take place In Person at Lithuania from Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29 September 2022 in a safe and professional 5 star hotel environment. The event is delighted to be hosted by the Port of Klaipeda. -
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Industry Events11th Philippine Ports and Shipping 2022
We are delighted to invite you to participate in the next In Person biennial 11th Philippine Ports and Shipping 2022 Exhibition and Conference taking place from Tuesday 8 to Thursday 10 March 2022 at the luxurious 5 star Sofitel Manila, The Philippines in a safe and professional 5 star hotel environment.
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NewsVBS takes the fast lane
Vehicle Booking Systems (VBS) deployment, bolstered by meeting the challenges of the pandemic, is growing fast. Mike Mundy charts the rise of VBS based on a PS sector survey.
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NewsICTSI Madagascar concession extended
The port extension project guarantees the presence of modern port capacity for the long term
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NewsFINGER POINTING FUTILE
Felicity Landon reviews the highlights of Drewry’s Container Market Outlook for the third quarter of 2021
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NewsGreen bulk energy needs
Having a broad portfolio is key to bulk liquid storage providers meeting the green energy needs of the future
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NewsReducing storm damage risk
Extreme weather events are becoming more frequent causing damage to ports, equipment and cargo
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NewsSCPA cranes
South Carolina Ports Authority has confirmed receipt of the final two ship-to-shire gantry cranes for its Wando Welch terminal at the Port of Charleston.
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NewsAPMT AND ZPMC ALLIANCE
Global port operator, APM Terminals (APMT) and equipment manufacturer, Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries Company Limited (ZPMC) have confirmed a new strategic alliance with a key focus on automation.
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NewsCustomised portal cranes
Liebherr’s LPS 800 is completely electrically driven, ensuring emission-free cargo handling
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NewsNavis N4 for Durres
The Durres Container Terminal (DCT), Albania, has installed the Navis N4 Saas service package.
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NewsInland waterways H2
Future Proof Shipping (FPS) has signed a long-term agreement with Air Liquide (AL) for the supply of carbon-free hydrogen to an inland container vessel, a milestone on the path to the decarbonisation of inland waterways.
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NewsACCC MIXED BAG
Australia’s ACCC has released its latest container stevedoring monitoring report which highlights a mixed bag of impacts and recommendations
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NewsHyperlocal weather forecasting
Highly localised weather forecasting can help ports operate more efficiently and safely
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NewsLNG-ZERO project subsidy
A Dutch maritime consortium has been granted a €4.4 million government subsidy for its project to develop an LNG-ZERO concept.
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NewsNew Gavle Cranes
The Yilport Gävle Terminal, Sweden, has received three new Paceco design ship-to-shore cranes.
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NewsAI SOFTWARE APPLIED IN LEIXOES
Use of artificial intelligence in the Port of Leixões has been successfully tested. The Administration of Douro Ports Leixões and Viana do Castelo, S.A. (APDL) has confirmed the results after partnering with ALLREAD Machine Learning Technologies (ALLREAD) along with the Centre for Computer Vision of Catalonia and The Collider Program.
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NewsPort hydrogen partnership
A clean marine consortium is looking to transition one British port into the UK’s first zero emissions maritime hub
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