Ports are becoming increasingly important as energy hubs, where energy production, storage, and distribution take place. This is due to the growing demand for clean and sustainable energy, as well […]
IAPH is pleased to announce the publication of its newly-created Risk and Resilience Guidelines for Ports, as well as the release of a new risk inventory portal aimed at sharing best practices on […]
What is energy storage – and how is it linked to balancing and flexibility? Wärtsilä compiled a dictionary that explains key industry terminology. “Put simply, energy storage means capturing […]
World’s First Zero-Emission Harbor Tug on Port Operations As decarbonization of shipping moves beyond the piloting phase for a range of vessel types, we start getting real results on how […]
A new Artificial Intelligence (AI) platform provides real-time awareness of utilisation rates and cargo flows. With productivity, environmental and economic pressures mounting, ports worldwide are turning to the Internet […]
A Swedish port has installed shore power in order to service a fleet of green new-build ferries. The Port of Kapellskär has introduced shore power and auto-mooring at the quay […]
An agreement has been signed to design and build a new series of methanol-fuelled tugboats. The four new designs, to be designed and built by Uzmar Shipyard and Robert Allan […]
Two fully electric-powered hydraulic cranes are arriving at the Port of Ipswich, helping further reduce carbon emissions. The Mantsinen model 95ER cranes are amongst the first of their kind in […]
The CPL parties are cooperating nationwide to conduct research into how hydrogen can be used to supply power to port technology and port logistics. Source: HHLA An innovation cluster is […]
