US Government Announces Major Port Investment
13/06/2019
The US Department of Transportation has announced that it will invest $292.7 million as part of a port infrastructure development programme
The US Department of Transportation has announced that it will invest $292.7 million as part of a port infrastructure development programme
Ports and terminals could be exposed to the most “disruptive effects” of 3D printing on transportation infrastructure, according to a new report from Fitch
CyberLogitec, one of the leading providers of operational technologies for ports and terminals, has unveiled its newest multi-purpose TOS
Ocean Network Express has announced plans to implement a cloud-based collaborative network from XVELA and Navis’ stowage planning system StowMan
The Port of Gdansk has announced an agreement with the Port of Rotterdam to cooperate on the introduction of a transport connections platform
A gate efficiency programme has been launched by the Northwest Seaport Alliance to expand gate hours and drive higher levels of performance
Nokian Tyres has announced that it will help to improve the stability of empty container handling equipment by offering two new sizes of its HTS G2 E-4 tyre
While the transportation sector’s rapid development has witnessed ports transform into connected environments, the shift towards connectivity is also taking effect beyond the gate
Konecranes has agreed to deliver four barge handlers to the Port of Lille, supporting the growth of container handling operations in Northern France
APM Terminals Algeciras, the Mediterranean’s largest container trade hub, has announced that it will renew and boost its existing fleet of terminal tractors
Rotterdam has announced that it is furthering its cooperation with DeltaPort Niederrheinhäfen as part of a plan to pursue digitalization and reduce emissions
Navis has announced that Five Continents International Container Terminal has successfully automated 31 rail-mounted gantry cranes
