Driving Decarbonisation in the World’s Busiest Ports
03/10/2022
As more and more countries experience extreme weather conditions resulting from climate change – including increasingly hot days, droughts, heavy downpours
As more and more countries experience extreme weather conditions resulting from climate change – including increasingly hot days, droughts, heavy downpours
Analysts are predicting freight (including maritime) volumes to triple by 2050, and uncertainty around the timely arrival of goods to continue
Technology and innovation are two of the main pillars of evolution, so it must be a priority for all industries, and
In today’s world, innovation can come in many shapes and sizes, though it is most often linked to technological advancement. From
As the UK’s leading ports group, with 21 ports across England, Scotland and Wales, Associated British Ports (ABP) is paving the
Ports and terminals are the gateways to smarter, more efficient and more secure global supply chains. In recent times, the perfect
Recent years have again shown how vulnerable global supply chains are when it comes to disruptions. Different situations, such as terminal
Supply chain delays continue to plague the headlines – and while there are many contributing factors, the overarching issue is capacity.
Ten years ago COMPAS was established, a company that entered the Colombian port market with the aim of taking advantage of
Innovation – what is it, and how does one achieve it? These questions came up at this year’s Container Terminal Automation
Your port terminal operation is going electric. The main question is how. With supply chains accounting for more than 90 per
The number of cyber incidents on port and maritime infrastructure have skyrocketed in recent years with industry giants including the Port
