Norway increases maritime security for selected port facilities
The Norwegian Coastal Administration has raised the maritime security to level 2 for selected port facilities.
Read moreThe Norwegian Coastal Administration has raised the maritime security to level 2 for selected port facilities.
Read moreIAPH published a report to identify gaps in global port infrastructure and key actions to be taken with the World Bank in digitalization, decarbonization and resilience in the maritime sector.
Read moreThe Secretary-General of IMO has signed a partnership agreement with the Commonwealth Secretariat, under which both organisations commit to strengthening the maritime and port sectors in selected developing countries through activities which will promote and facilitate the adoption of sustainable maritime transport systems and practices.
Read morePort Esbjerg has taken steps to set up a partnership between six key ports for offshore wind in Northern Europe, which signed the Esbjerg Declaration, setting a combined target of delivering at least 65 GW offshore wind by 2030.
Read morePacific Environment and Opportunity Green released a playbook for ports to accelerate action in the race to a zero-emission ocean shipping future.
Read moreA memorandum of understanding has been signed between Ireland’s first green hydrogen company, EIH2, the Port of Cork and the Port of Amsterdam.
Read moreCommissioned by NOW, a study called: ‘Mobile shore power – technological possibilities and prerequisites‘ (Mobile Landstromversorgung – Technologische Möglichkeiten und Voraussetzungen (MoLa)), conducted by consultancies Hanseatic Transport Consultancy and MKO Marine Consulting, evaluates technological possibilities as well as what is needed for the use of mobile shore power solutions in German ports.
Read moreHigh-ranking representatives of duisport and Port of Antwerp-Bruges signed a long-term cooperation agreement in the areas of energy transition, rail and hinterland connections, and port infrastructure.
Read moreShanghai’s major container port of Yangshan has suspended terminal operations as Typhoon Hinnamnor approaches the east China coast, according to media.
Read morePSA Singapore (PSA) inaugurated Tuas Port, with the first three berths operational at Phase One of the development. When fully operational in the 2040s, it is expected to be the world’s largest fully automated container terminal in a single location, with an annual handling capacity of 65 million TEUs.
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