Events

CTAC 2023 will offer a platform for the industry’s leading stakeholders to discuss the technology and strategy which will allow us to optimise container terminal operations, remain resilient and find opportunity and success during the challenging years that lay ahead.

Our speakers will discuss the current challenges and opportunities for container terminals during panel discussions, showcase the most innovative technology with project case studies and industry leaders will offer keynote addresses offering their own outlook.

GreenTech for Ports and Terminals Conference 2023 will provide an opportunity for the ports community to shape their strategies, projects and investments into new technologies and sustainable port development.

The term sustainability is far reaching and leads to conversations about people, health, safety, security and community impact. However, our conference will focus almost entirely on decarbonisation and environmental harm, and helping ports and terminals to build a business case for investing in new sustainable technologies and practices.

With stakeholders around the world reporting a significant increase in cyber-threats and attacks. The time to hold an event that addresses the specific issues faced by Ports & Terminals is now. The event will provide the perfect stage for learning and knowledge sharing, to create a more cyber-resilient industry. Sessions will include discussions about cyber-awareness and training, policy and standards, emerging risk factors for ports and terminals, and many more.

Smart Digital Ports for the Future 2022 will bring together the largest number of global ports and the entire supply chain to debate, discuss, network and share best practices on the latest developments on automation, sustainability and connectedness.

Hosting debates on the state of the sector featuring C-Level leaders from the industry, explored the emerging technologies that are revolutionising the sector and guided our delegates continued journey towards automation.

PTI’s Intermodal Freight Forum Europe will cover the pressing challenges and trends in intermodal freight transport- from data standardisation, addressing the lack of capacity in ports and rail as well as digitalisation and interconnectivity in the supply chain.