ABB to bring autonomous technology to the Port of Singapore
ABB has signed a landmark contract with Singaporean shipyard Keppel Offshore & Marine to enable autonomous tug operation in 2020.
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Port of Rotterdam Authority introduces track and trace containers
The Port of Rotterdam Authority has launched ‘Boxinsider’, an application that allows shippers and freight forwarders to see where their containers are located at any given moment.
Armstrong delivers second dive compliance vessel to Washington DNR
The 38’ x 13’ monohull dive compliance vessel Salish Scout was recently accepted by the Washington State Department of Natural Resources after successful launch and sea trials in Port Angeles Harbour.
Port of Los Angeles protects overall clean air gains while moving more cargo than ever
The Port of Los Angeles continues to make progress cutting emissions from ships, trains, trucks, harbour craft and cargo handling equipment since 2005, according to its 2018 Inventory of Air Emissions Report.
ECOsubsea achieves requirements to offer sustainable hull cleaning in North European ports
Ports of Antwerp and Zeebrugge permit unique technology to be used on ships’ hulls following exacting tests to demonstrate system meets latest strict clean water environmental regulations.
South Korean port to slash passenger vessel emissions with ABB shore power
ABB will install Port of Incheon’s first shore-to-ship power solution, enabling passenger vessels to cut emissions, noise and vibrations at berth.