Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP) and DFDS have reached an agreement to establish a shore power facility in Copenhagen, which means that the Crown Seaways and Pearl Seaways vessels will be able to receive electricity from land. A shore power facility will reduce emissions of air contaminated particles such as NOx, SOx and particulate matter, which goes hand in hand with the ambitions of both CMP and DFDS to actively contribute to a greener Copenhagen.

• Scania is showing the industry's broadest offer of here & now alternatives for sustainable propulsion on ramps and runways
• Scania's hybrids could make a perfect match for catering trucks
• DC16 315 – new 710 hp V8 engine ideal for fire & rescue vehicles that meets both Euro 6 and Stage V
• Four customised vehicles on display, each of them representing the forefront in their respective application

 

Improved cyber security and onboard network resilience set to drive efficiency gains and prepare for future regulations in the highly advanced liquid transportation market

Passenger load factors improved clearly in European, North-Atlantic and domestic traffic; capacity growth exceeded demand growth in Asian traffic and cargo

The Forum is a major event in the railway industry and has already established itself as an authoritative venue for discussing key issues in ensuring the railway industry development and building a dialogue between all stakeholders.

Finnair is adding capacity to Japan with daily flights to Tokyo’s Haneda Airport as of the start of the 2020 summer season, subject to slot availability. The new frequencies to and from Haneda will be in addition to Finnair’s daily flights to Tokyo’s Narita Airport.

The underutilized port of Hambantota, Sri Lanka is set to gain a major new tenant. The Sri Lankan government has given its approval to the Singaporean company Sugih Energy International (SEI) to build a $20 billion refinery at the port. The project's value exceeds the total of all foreign direct investment in Sri Lanka over the past forty year, development minister Malik Samarawickrama told Sri Lankan outlet Daily FT.

Nippon Paint Marine has added to its NOA range of self-indicating epoxy coatings with a new system specially developed to protect chemical and product carrier tanks from corrosion and cargo contamination.

Leading classification society, the Indian Register of Shipping (IRClass), recently celebrated the opening of its Bangladesh office with an inauguration event.

Saeed Al Malik, President of the International Shipsuppliers & Services Association (ISSA), has been invited to join the Board of Trustees of the Emirates Maritime Arbitration Centre, EMAC.

- New, multi-purpose facility creates unique, urban consolidation model

- Improved supply chain control for the largest hospital inventory system in Europe

- A responsible model reducing road congestion and improving air quality

The international exhibition Transport Logistic-2019, which has been the center of the “haute couture” for logistics technologies, transport and supply chains since 1978, was held from 4 to 7 June in Munich, the capital of Bavaria, Germany.

16 ports across England will receive a share of a multi-million-pound funding pot to help their preparations for Brexit on October 31.

Industry in Rotterdam is working on a series of projects with which a total of 20 to 25% of the Dutch CO2 reduction target for 2030 can be achieved. Virtually all of the projects require the government to play an active role. ‘It’s precisely because so many transition projects are taking place in a small part of the Netherlands that custom solutions are needed for this area. The energy transition is a complex issue and many of the projects are interconnected. This calls for an integrated approach from the cluster and close cooperation between government, businesses and the Port Authority. If we complete all of our ongoing projects, we will achieve three times as much CO2 reduction here as we would need to if the emissions reduction target were to be divided equally across Dutch industry,’ concludes Allard Castelein, CEO of the Port of Rotterdam Authority.

Today is the celebration of International Maritime Organization (IMO) World Maritime Day, where the 2019 theme is “Empowering Women in the Maritime Community“.

 

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