All Port Strategy articles in Web Issue – Page 316
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NewsA juicy carrot for Polish wind - but no plain sailing
Poland’s nascent offshore wind industry is looking at a large and juicy carrot – a draft Polish Energy Policy calls for 8GW of offshore wind to be installed in the next decade, writes Stevie Knight.
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Press ReleasesBEDESCHI LONG BELT CONVEYOR ERECTION – LAFARGE HOLCIM MAROC, SOUSS (MAROC)
Erection works are well under way at our Lafarge Holcim Maroc project site. Following an intense civil work phase, during which the single trusses were preassembled and equipped with the mechanical comports, the 4.3km long distance belt conveyor starts taking shape.
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Press ReleasesShibataFenderTeam delivered Ocean Barriers for Canal Seine Nord Europe
Europe’s largest inland waterway network, the Canal Seine Nord Europe (CSNE) will connect the Seine and Upper Scheldt Basin in order to make those waterways accessible for modern ships up to 4.500 ton.
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NewsAl Faw - rice bowl rationale?
Iraq’s huge Al Faw port project moves slowly on. But is it really necessary or is it just a ''rice bowl'' for a select few enabled by dysfunctional government?
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Smart ports & smart cities
COMMENT: A number of leading ports (including, Barcelona, Rotterdam, Hamburg and Montreal) decided to participate jointly in the Smart Cities Summit, held in Barcelona in 2019. Two things became clear from this event, writes Barry Parker.
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NewsBacking something positive as front-page
COMMENT: Lately, the dys-function, or non-function, in Washington, D.C. is palpable, writes Barry Parker.
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CONCESSIONS: WATCH OUT FOR THE TWO BIG LANDMINES
COMMENT: If there are two things that can go wrong with a concession process – a new concession or a renewal – they are the lack of proper structure and what can be described as the ‘human factor,'' effectively a major disagreement between parties. Both can be avoided, writes ...
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NewsLevel playing fields in the port sector
COMMENT: Intra state and intra region competition to attract investments is rife around the world with subsidies and state aid. But, is it fair?, asks Ben Hackett.
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A decade defined by maturity
COMMENT: There will be more emphasis on unleashing the powers of the digital world, writes Mike Mundy.
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NewsWildlife conservation taken seriously
A Philippines operator is taking its social responsibility goals seriously by setting up a partnership with a foundation that works to conserve wildlife.
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NewsPort giant to return to private ownership
A port giant is set to return to private ownership to help it focus of becoming an infrastructure-led end-to-end logistics provider.
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NewsFalklands selects partner to develop new port
The Falkland Islands Government (FIG) has selected a development partner to design and build a new port in Stanley Harbour.
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NewsPort expansion permit process restarts
A global terminal operator has re-initiated the process of obtaining the necessary permits to build a port in Georgia.
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NewsIndian ports bill finally approved
A significantly delayed ports bill that aims to improve efficiency amongst India’s ports has finally been approved by the Indian government.
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NewsEfficient ergonomic controls for big trucks
Increasing efficiency is the primary factor behind the development of a new ergonomic cabin and control system for one range of port trucks.
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NewsZero emission port debris collector
A new electric litter and debris collector vessel promises to emit zero emissions as it cleans up ports, harbours or waterways.
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NewsGHG emissions initiative gains traction
An initiative supporting an IMO resolution that calls on cooperation between ports and shipping on the reduction of GHG emissions from ships has been submitted as an information paper for the next meeting of the IMO Maritime Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 75) in March.
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NewsFirst paper-free cruise network established
A European cruise network says it has become the first cruise network in the world to become completely paperless in line with its sustainability goals.
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Conference
Conference Dinner
Delegates are invited to attend the Evening Drinks reception and Conference Dinner Networking EventFollowing the close of the Conference on Day 1 Coastlink will host an evening drinks reception and Conference Dinner.Following the announcement of the re-scheduled Conference dates the Conference Dinner venue is under review and the new details ...
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Conference
Technical Visit
Delegates are invited to attend the Coastlink Technical Visit at the Port of Antwerp. Taking place in the afternoon of Day 2 of the Conference – 12 May 2022 - Coastlink delegates will get to experience a Technical Visit at the Port of Antwerp. As a highlight of the delegate ...
