MOL to Invest in Host of Green Projects
28/06/2019
Japanese shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines has announced its plan to issue “Sustainability Bonds” for the financing of a series of green projects
Japanese shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines has announced its plan to issue “Sustainability Bonds” for the financing of a series of green projects
The newest edition of Port Technology’s e-Journal is now available, featuring key papers from Europe’s largest port, a major maritime consultancy and leading suppliers
North Carolina Ports has announced the arrival of a Vortex port equipment simulator, which will help the operator to prepare for handling “cargoes of the future”
Cargotec has announced that it will collaborate on joint projects with seven start-up organizations as a result of the Rainmaking Trade & Transport Impact Programme
The fourth Container Terminal Automation Conference, which took place from May 7-8, saw leading suppliers and voices from the industry engage in meaningful discussion on how to deliver performance
Port Technology is pleased to announce that Edition 84 of the port and terminal sector’s leading journal has been published ahead of #CTAC19
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has announced that the first two berths of the Tuas mega port in Singapore will be open by 2021 and that it is on track to have the port completed and fully operational by 2040 after the 221st and final caisson was installed.
The Port of Felixstowe has announced the delivery of its first remote-controlled rubber-tyred gantry cranes
World Maritime University and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore have signed a MoU to cooperate on global leadership training
As part of Singapore Maritime Week 2019, MPA Singapore have released a new video to highlight its innovative Living Lab testbed
PTI is proud to reveal that Leo Carrington, Equity Research Analyst at financial services provider Credit Suisse, will speak at #CTAC19
As part of Edition 84, the official print and digital journal for the upcoming CTAC19, PTI will publish an exclusive paper from Rich Ceci on the outlook for automation
Kongsberg Digital has completed the delivery of a K-Sim Full Mission Engine Simulator to The Institute of Marine Engineers in India
While ports and terminals are beginning to advance technologically at a much faster rate, the market for retrofitting could also present a way forward
Automation is a paradigm-shifting movement that will change the way our world and the global economy operates, and its impact has been hotly debated
Wärtsilä, a provider of technological solutions for the maritime sector, has announced the successful testing of its remote guidance service
Wärtsilä, a provider of technological solutions, has completed the installation of its VTS system at the ports of Lisbon and Setúbal
Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem speaks exclusively to PTI on the future of trade
Sunshine state to join Singapore, Shanghai and Hong Kong
Terminal Zárate, located in Buenos Aires, Argentina, has signed an agreement with training solution provider GlobalSim for two new crane simulators
Ocean Network Express has conducted a crisis management drill to protect against the threat of fire and explosions
Ship management company Eastern Pacific Shipping and entrepreneur network Techstars have announced a joint-venture project to launch a global start-up accelerator
Nautilus International, a maritime professionals’ trade union, has warned that Maersk’s decision to remove its remaining vessels from the UK Ship Register will seriously impact the country’s maritime sector
Julian Galvis of Identec Solutions has pointed to automation technology and the Internet of Things (IoT) as the future of “smart investment” for ports and terminals
The International Transport Workers’ Federation and World Maritime University have announced the launch of a flagship report on automation
The Yilport-associated Garip and Zeycan Yildirim Foundation has announced the “Game Changer” Port Innovation Contest, the first competition of its kind in the Turkish port industry
Multi-purpose terminals boost operator’s global presence
PTI looks at Christmas in the world’s busiest ports
Ocean Network Express, the sixth largest carrier in the world, has conducted its first Global Stowage Planning Office Summit
Maritime Blockchain Labs, founded by BLOC and Lloyd’s Register, has announced the establishment of a consortium that will pilot a blockchain-based seafarer certification system
Warning comes after May cancels Commons Brexit vote
PSA Corporation and Singapore University of Technology and Design have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop talent and support the growth of the port industry
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines has announced that a new training session on ‘snap-back zones’, using virtual reality goggles, has been added to its mariner safety education programme
There is potential for chaos at British ports if the UK leaves the European Union without a deal, according to the London Evening Standard
German carrier reveals plans in its ‘Strategy 2023’
The International Transport Workers’ Federation and the International Chamber of Shipping have mediated an agreement on a new minimum wage for seafarers
BPA Chief welcomes agreement but warns of uncertainty
Kalmar, ABB and Nokia have successfully conducted industrial trials of 5G technology, leveraging its low-latency capabilities to support time-critical applications and enhance protection and efficiency
As ports and terminals strive for greater connectivity, and seek the most efficient means of transitioning to automated processes, could there be a solution which facilitates this change?
V.Group, a provider of vessel management services, has announced that it will launch the Seafarer app, a project to transform crew management and the seafarer experience
Esben Poulsson, Chairman of the International Chamber of Shipping, has called for International Maritime Organization’s STCW Seafarer Training Regime to be revised
Port Technology has provided a rundown of the five most viewed technical papers from Edition 79: Smart Ports and Supply Chain Technologies
Five of the world’s leading port and terminal operators, including DP World and the Port of Rotterdam, have undertaken a week-long recycling initiative to promote sustainable resource usage
Hostages taken following attack off Nigerian coast
More than 50 automated machines keep container terminal moving
Multi-purpose East African port vital to regional stability
Konecranes, a smart port solutions provider, has signed a software service level agreement with Ports of Auckland
Dr Lam Pin Min, Singapore’s Senior Minister of State for Transport, has opened the Centre of Excellence in Modelling and Simulation of Next Generation Ports
Communications breakdown blamed for CMA CGM smash
