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Volvo, DFDS trial night truck operations at Port of Antwerp

2 weeks ago | porttechnology.org | Margherita Bruno

The project, running since October 2024, aims to reduce congestion, improve transport efficiency, and support sustainability through the use of heavy-duty electric trucks. The partnership centres on transporting spare parts containers between Volvo Trucks’ distribution centre in Ghent and Antwerp’s deep-sea terminals. Operating largely during off-peak hours, the electric fleet ensures emission-free transport.
Wärtsilä to deliver cargo systems for VLACs in South Korea

2 weeks ago | porttechnology.org | Margherita Bruno

Wärtsilä confirmed that the order was booked in Q2 2025, adding to the company’s growing portfolio in gas carrier system technologies. The 88,000 cubic metres capacity vessels have been commissioned by a Japanese ship owner. READ: Wärtsilä launches carbon capture solution to shipping marketVLACs are a specific type of Very Large Gas Carrier (VLGC), designed to transport ammonia in bulk.
DP World chooses OneStop VBS for Coode Road facility

1 month ago | porttechnology.org | Margherita Bruno

Scheduled to open on 12 May 2025, the Coode Road facility is situated within the Port of Melbourne and spans over 25,000 square metres. The new site aims to bolster landside logistics through services such as truck parking, container stacking, and storage. This new technology will serve as the digital foundation of the facility, aimed at streamlining operations and enhancing visibility across the supply chain.
Port of Rotterdam launches sustainability initiative - Port Technology International

1 month ago | porttechnology.org | Syed Rahman

The Port of Rotterdam Authority has introduced a sustainability initiative that allows companies to receive support for reducing emissions.
Wärtsilä launches methanol PAC simulation for green shipping - Port Technology International

1 month ago | porttechnology.org

Wärtsilä unveiled a Methanol Power and Control simulation model with the Maritime Energy Training Facility and Wavelink Maritime Institute.
Trade war looms as Trump’s tariffs go live - Port Technology International

2 months ago | porttechnology.org | Syed Rahman

All hands on deck for global shippers as US President Donald Trump’s unilateral 10 per cent import tariff took effect this past weekend.
Triton agrees container leasing company sale

2 months ago | porttechnology.org | Margherita Bruno

According to the latest statement from Triton, the transaction is subject to standard closing conditions, including regulatory approval, and is anticipated to close in the first half of 2025. GCI is a marine container leasing company based in Bermuda, with operations around the world. The company operates a fleet of approximately 500,000 TEUs, serving many of the largest shipping lines globally.
Port of Hueneme, NYK ink green shipping corridor agreement - Port Technology International

Mar 7, 2025 | porttechnology.org | Syed Rahman

The Port of Hueneme and NYK Line have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a Green Automotive Shipping Corridor.
Portchain, ONE celebrate one year in digital berth alignment

Feb 25, 2025 | porttechnology.org | Margherita Bruno

Over the past year, this partnership has delivered key improvements in operational efficiency and sustainability while promoting the adoption of Just-In-Time (JIT) port calls. The collaboration has reportedly enabled ONE to coordinate over 1,700 port calls worldwide, driving measurable reductions in fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
PSA achieves 10 million TEUs milestone at Tuas Port

Feb 25, 2025 | porttechnology.org | Margherita Bruno

Tuas Port, the world’s largest fully automated container terminal, was designed to meet the increasing needs of international shipping, aiming to enhance Singapore’s position as a leading transshipment hub. The port’s automated systems are a key feature in PSA’s strategy. These systems reportedly allow for more streamlined operations, contributing to faster processing times for ships and containers.