APM Terminals partners with Siemens for energy optimisation and emission reduction at terminals
MUMBAI : Collaboration between APM Terminals and Siemens Limited, India, has identified a potential 30-40% emissions reduction at Gateway Terminals India. The companies will now work on further energy optimisation and emission reduction programmes
MSC invests in new efficiency solution to reduce emissions from fleet
GENEVA : To further improve efficiency of its fleet, MSC will be deploying an air lubrication solution, the Silverstream System, on a substantial portion of its newbuild pipeline. The technology behind this air lubrication
Port Houston sets new traffic record in August
Port Houston has registered a new monthly record in container volumes during August with a total of 320,086TEU passing through the port, representing an increase of 29% compared to the same month of 2020.
New container equipment arrives at Jordanian terminal
JORDAN : APM Terminals-operated Aqaba Container Terminal (ACT) has recently received its latest shipment of new, custom-designed machinery, as part of its efforts to increase the efficiency of operations at the port. The new
Disruption does not need to be a threat if you drive it actively
Logistics is almost as old as mankind. Making the suitable material available at the right time, location, quality, and quantity, with an acceptable amount of effort. This was something our very early predecessors already
Why Container Ships Can’t Sail Around the California Ports Bottleneck
There appears to be no sailing around the breathtaking backup of container ships off the jammed ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. Newly arriving vessels are adding to a record-breaking flotilla waiting to
Shifting supply chains to mitigate acute port congestion: A sustainable solution?
As we all turned the calendar to the year 2021, many shared a sense of optimism about the prospects of a new year. The high efficacy rates and increasing distribution of multiple COVID-19 vaccines
Baltic Dry Index Hits 12-year Peak
The Baltic Exchange’s main dry bulk sea freight index rose for a fourth straight session to a 12-year high, buoyed by higher rates across vessel segments. The overall index, which factors in rates for