The Port Equipment Manufacturers Association (PEMA) has released its latest market surveys on global port equipment deliveries.
Prepared annually, the reports are key elements in the Association’s work of providing independent intelligence on key equipment and technology trends in the ports and terminals sector.
The surveys are divided into three main equipment areas: ship-to-shore container cranes, yard container cranes and mobile port handling equipment, covering reach stackers, FLTs and terminal tractors. The latest editions include detailed global and regional delivery volumes for 2012, as well as delivery trend data for the period 2005-2012.
“ These latest surveys are excellent examples of how PEMA is delivering on its promise to be an independent knowledge resource for the global ports and terminals sector. Our increasingly extensive range of surveys, information papers and recommendations provide the industry with unique insights into key issues facing manufacturers and the industry as a whole ,” said PEMA President, Ottonel Popesco.
Key findings from the three 2012 surveys include:
Separately, PEMA has recently published an information paper on electrification of rubber-tyred gantry cranes. This was the sixth publication of its kind conducted by the Association, with other papers covering areas such as container weighing, RFID, environmental technologies, container yard automation and OCR.
PEMA’s equipment delivery surveys and information papers, along with best practice recommendations, are available for download.
[mappress] May 12, 2014