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After announcing an order for 96 battery electric tractors for APM Terminals Port Elizabeth, Orange EV has revealed the Packer Avenue Marine Terminal in South Philadelphia has ordered a fleet of 24 machines.
Three Noell ship-to-shore cranes have been successfully shipped by barge from the Port of Los Angeles to the new Kapalama Container Terminal (KCT), currently under construction in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Can electric terminal equipment charge without stopping? WorldCargo News spoke to Elonroad CEO Karin Ebbinghaus as the company puts its conductive charging technology through its paces with Kalmar in Sweden.
South Asia Pakistan Terminals (SAPTL), jointly operated by Hutchison Ports Pakistan and Karachi Port Trust at Karachi Port, is set for a US$76m modernisation programme as the port moves to introduce more electric and remotely controlled cargo-handling equipment.
The Port of Long Beach reported its second-busiest July on record, with cargo volumes supported by shippers moving goods ahead of the new tariffs.
CK Hutchison has commenced investment treaty arbitration against the Republic of Panama, seeking more than US$1.5bn in damages over the takeover of its port investments at Balboa and Cristóbal.
Kobe is consolidating its container-terminal operations around the newly completed South Pier expansion at Port Island, bringing Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K LINE) into the Kobe International Container Terminal (KICT) alongside Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL).
Two hours before his self-imposed deadline, President Trump has announced “a deal” with Canada and an agreement to postpone new 50% tariffs on a range of Canadian goods for a further three days.
The 34 new Konecranes battery powered RTGs that have been ordered for APM Terminals Port Elizabeth will be recharged by electricity through a busbar system, APMT has confirmed in comments to WorldCargo News.
German liner Hapag-Lloyd has signed an agreement to acquire a 25% stake in APM Terminals Maasvlakte II in Rotterdam, with APM Terminals retaining operational control of the terminal.
