All Port Strategy articles in Web Issue – Page 281
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NewsNew container terminal in Lagos
A new container terminal has been opened in Lagos as a response to ongoing congestion in the Nigerian city''s ports.
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NewsHydrogen vehicles for sustainable ports
Port and logistics operators will be able to further their sustainable fuel goals with newly developed hydrogen-propelled vehicles.
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NewsScrubber waste collection at French port
A French port has established a local service for the treatment of scrubber residues to align with the IMO sulphur cap.
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NewsEnergy platform cuts costs
Blockchain technology, artificial intelligence and high-frequency commodity trading have been combined in a single platform for the first time with the testing of a new cost-cutting energy platform.
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NewsEnergy platform cuts costs
Blockchain technology, artificial intelligence and high-frequency commodity trading have been combined in a single platform for the first time with the testing of a new cost-cutting energy platform.
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NewsElectric forklift efficiency solutions
Kalmar has launched two new technology solutions to improve the efficiency of its electric forklift trucks.
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NewsDP World partner of environmental prize
DP World together with Expo 2020 Dubai has become a global alliance founding partner of a prestigious environmental prize.
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NewsUK freeports in place by 2021
The first UK freeports could be in place by the end of 2021 in a bid to boost the economy, the government has revealed.
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NewsMajor offshore wind role for UK ports
Ports will play a key part in new government plans to make the UK the world leader in clean wind energy as it works towards achieving net zero emissions by 2050.
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NewsProtecting the whales and air quality
Protecting the whales and local air quality has not only become a top priority for one American port, but also its ocean carriers.
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NewsCleaner greener more efficient top loaders
There’s a new range of top loaders on the market which feature improved hydraulics, fuel consumption and lower emissions.
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NewsICTSI starts operating at Cameroon port
A subsidiary of International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) has started commercial operations at a newly built deep-water port in Cameroon, Central Africa.
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NewsMelbourne launches 30-year strategy
The Port of Melbourne in Australia has launched a 30-year development strategy.
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NewsMajor plans for Saudi Global Ports Company
Saudi Global Ports Company (SGPC) has taken a major step in container operations at Saudi Arabia’s King Abdulaziz Port Dammam (KAPD).
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ConferenceBe visible at Coastlink
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ConferenceBIMCO to deliver keynote
Standardisation of communication between ships and ports is essential for the optimisation of port calls - according to Lars Robert Pedersen, Deputy Secretary General of BIMCO, who will deliver the keynote address on Day 2 at Coastlink.
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ConferenceDigitalisation continues apace
Coastlink’s host port for 2021 – the Port of Antwerp – recently announced that it is taking the next step in the development of a digitally secure port with the launch of the Certified Pick up (CPu) digital integrated solution for the release of containers.
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NewsKlaipeda unaffected by Belarus threat
The Port of Klaipeda has said business remains normal following a threat by the president of Belarus to re-route import and export cargo through Russian ports.
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NewsRed Diesel tax changes will “hammer” ports
Red Diesel tax changes will hammer the ports industry with no likely impact on emissions, says the British Ports Association (BPA).
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NewsCoastal depot to grow Italian LNG market
Italy’s Port of Naples has been chosen as a new site for a small-scale LNG coastal depot making liquid natural gas readily available as a fuel on the mainland, both at sea and on land.
