Ports & Harbours – Page 5
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News - VideosVIDEO: Bollard installation at Antwerp-Bruges
Infrastructure and an efficient use of space have to be taken into consideration for any international port that needs to accommodate the oceans’ sea mammoths.
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NewsThree cruise ship berths earmarked for shore power
A large wharf power supply system in France has been given the go-ahead to focus on supplying electricity to cruise ships.
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NewsTallinn Port prepares ground for major work
Offshore wind, greater military presence and increased trade have made a €50 million+ port renovation necessary at the Estonian Port of Tallinn.
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NewsDriving port efficiency with digital twinning
Dover will get a digital twin to expand its capabilities
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NewsConsortium trials hydrogen shorepower
Hydrogen produced from waste water will be used to power vessels at berth in Scotland in a new trial.
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NewsMulti marina infrastructure planned for H2 refuelling
The world’s first green H2 refuelling infrastructure for recreational boating is being rolled out across 25 Italian marinas and ports
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NewsEU stands firm against Asian maritime competition
Europe is fighting back against an Asian shipbuilding and infrastructure industry it sees as unfair and anti-competitive.
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NewsContract agreed for ‘priority’ FSRU jetty in Germany
Van Oord has been contracted by FSRU Wilhelmshaven to build a Floating Storage and Regasification Unit jetty at Wilhelmshaven in Germany.
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NewsBridging the gap in energy ports infrastructure
Next-generation energy ports infrastructure is in demand
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NewsABP launches ammonia terminal tender
A new terminal is to be built at the Port of Immingham to support the import of green ammonia from Saudi Arabia.
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NewsDutch North Sea Port prepares to open major expansion
10 million cubic metres of soil has been dredged at the Dutch North Sea Port to allow much larger vessels access to inland waterways.
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NewsSpanish port signs up to EU wind pledges
The Port Authority of Bilbao has joined a host of policy makers and interested parties in signing a charter to commit to wind energy in Europe.
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NewsAntwerp-Bruges grows its green tug agenda
The news that Port of Antwerp-Bruges has introduced the world’s first hydrogen-powered tug after an earlier order for new vessels is the latest signal to tug operators that ports are heading for greener operations.
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NewsEU gives go-ahead for major works at Gothenburg
€250 million engineering works at Scandinavia’s biggest port have been given the green light by the EU.
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NewsExpanding port capacity in Bulgaria
Van Oord is lending its dredging expertise to Bulgaria’s biggest port
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NewsNew quay will open up renewable energy potential
A new port construction project will open up renewables for the Port of Gothenburg
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NewsPort of Rotterdam plans floating solar park
Europe’s largest port will launch a tender process to turn 80 hectares of its dredging depot into a floating solar farm.
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News - VideosVideo: Rotterdam ramps up its provision of shore power
Rotterdam is focusing on shore power as one of its options in the energy transition
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NewsPort of Dover dock reconfiguration begins
Marina works get under way for the Dover Western Docks Revival scheme, a major project to modernise one of the UK’s busiest ports.
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NewsPort power: which option to choose?
A new white paper addresses the growing need to look at power storage options at ports.
