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Driverless truck
Energy Efficiency & Innovation

COSCO Shipping, Dongfeng Corporation and China Mobile complete 5G smart ports trial

On Monday morning an automated driverless truck for containers delivered containers to load a containership and collected unloaded containers from the vessel at the Port of Xiamen, passing a trial run as part of a project aimed at developing 5G smart ports! The project is being developed by terminal

about 6 years ago
Panama Canal
Energy Efficiency & Innovation

Panama Canal ensures steady draft and transit reliability

Panama Canal has secured a steady draft for the upcoming period ensuring an operational level of water and transit reliability in the second half of 2020, the canal authority said in the latest update. The announcement is being made as the canal resorted to water-saving measures earlier this year af

about 6 years ago
One containership
Energy Efficiency & Innovation

ONE’s new service links Oakland to the Middle East

A new service featuring 18 mega-ships is being launched this week between the Port of Oakland and Asia, including the first-ever direct link between the port and the Middle East. The service, called the Far East-Pacific 2, would be operated by Japan’s ONE line. The first ship in the service, the ONE

about 6 years ago
USD
Energy Efficiency & Innovation

Port of Long Beach bags $500 million loan

The Port of Long Beach has secured a $500 million loan from the U.S. Government to help finance a massive infrastructural project aimed at allowing larger ships to enter the port. “This $500 million federal investment reflects the President’s continued emphasis on infrastructure that will reduce tra

about 6 years ago
ferry
Energy Efficiency & Innovation

Baleària eyes COVID-19 safe certification for its ships, terminals

Spanish ferry operator Baleària is working towards being the first shipping line in the world to obtain the Global Safe Site Covid-19 badge at the highest level (Excellence) from the international certification and inspection body Bureau Veritas.

about 6 years ago
California tanker
Energy Efficiency & Innovation

Crowley to install Inmarsat’s Fleet Express on its ships

Florida-based ship owner and operator Crowley Maritime Corp. has signed a contract with satellite communications provider Inmarsat to install high-speed broadband service Fleet Xpress on a majority of its vessels. The deal was signed following successful trials in Alaska on Aframax tanker, Californi

about 6 years ago
Dorian LPG takes over newbuild dual-fuel LPG and ammonia gas carrier
Energy Efficiency & Innovation

GAC testing delivery of supplies to vessels via drones

Gulf Agency Company (GAC) has partnered with Singapore-based start-up F-drones to develop large-scale drones that can deliver up to 100kg of supplies over 100km to vessels and offshore platforms. The international ship agency said that testing was underway on F-drones’ 3rd prototype that is capable

about 6 years ago
container shipping
Energy Efficiency & Innovation

Sea-Intelligence: We are at the peak impact of the pandemic in terms of blank sailing

Danish consultancy Sea-Intelligence believes that the container shipping market has reached the peak impact of the pandemic in terms of blank sailings. Voiding of sailings has been a dominating technique adopted by liners to adapt to the drop in demand caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, to cut costs a

about 6 years ago
Hamburg port
Energy Efficiency & Innovation

Port authorities vow to keep trade going in fight against the pandemic

Twenty port authorities from different parts of the world have signed a declaration calling for collaboration and sharing of best practices in ensuring port operations remain open to trade as part of the global efforts to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. Ports across the globe have been declared essenti

about 6 years ago
RWG
Energy Efficiency & Innovation

Rotterdam World Gateway gets two new deep-sea quay cranes

Two new deep-sea quay cranes arrived at Rotterdam World Gateway (RWG). They will be commissioned in the coming months and are expected to be operational in the second half of 2020. The new cranes, the largest of their kind, were built by ZPMC in China. They have a lifting height of 56 meters and are

about 6 years ago
containers
Energy Efficiency & Innovation

Abu Dhabi Ports defers rent for its customers as part of COVID-19 relief measures

Abu Dhabi Ports is offering a three-month rent deferment for the second quarter of the year for its customers as part of the relief measures aimed at curbing the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on their operations. The package also includes a freeze on late payment penalties and an exemption from

about 6 years ago
BMT
Energy Efficiency & Innovation

BMT unveils next gen hull-form for autonomous ops

BMT has released details of its next generation ‘Pentamaran’ platform for autonomous applications. These vessels will be capable of performing commercial and defence missions including ISR, ASW and hydrographic surveying. The Pentamaran design aims to reduce drag as much as possible. BMT said that t

about 6 years ago
DP World logo
Energy Efficiency & Innovation

DP World rolls out digital platforms to facilitate global trade during COVID-19

Dubai-based terminal operator DP World has launched a plethora of online logistics tools and services enabling businesses to book shipments of cargo by any combination of sea, land, and air. The company said the roll-out of the platforms was sped up by the ongoing challenges arising from the COVID-1

about 6 years ago
DFDS
Energy Efficiency & Innovation

DFDS puts 12 ferries in lay-up due to demand drop

Danish ferry and logistics company DFDS has put 12 out of its 50 ferries in layups as a response to a drop in demand prompted by the COVID-19 lockdown measures which have slashed passenger volumes. Since mid-March, DFDS has suspended two passenger routes, Copenhagen-Oslo and Amsterdam-Newcastle, whi

about 6 years ago
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