According to Manfred Lebmeier, ESI Bureau Director, 7,227 ships are registered and 56 incentive providers, as of January 1, 2019. Both registered ships and incentive providers increased from 7,049 to 7,227 (+178) and from 53 to 56 (+3) respectively compared …
This issue focuses on IMO 2020 low sulphur fuels, Africa region, Automation (including the ship shore interface, digital ship) and more stories such as…
In Open Forum ‘Holistic empowerment’, Lars Robert Pedersen, Deputy Secretary General of BIMCO, explains how …
Working group composed of ports, shipowners, technology providers, leading engine and automation manufacturers work with the International Taskforce, GS1, UKHO, EHMC, STM Validation project, SMART and SESAME to “allow machines to understand each other” in terms of shared port call …
IAPH invites entries from ports worldwide in five project award categories with a special award for ports in developing countries
To encourage its members to further share their sustainability projects through the World Ports Sustainability Program (WPSP) and to …
“By 2020, our estimate is that we will have granted nine licenses to LNG bunker providers to operate at the Port of Rotterdam; six of the licenses are already for regular use in port LNG bunker operations to refuel …
Hosted by the Port of Kobe, the IAPH Asia, South/West, East and Middle East Region met in Kobe, Japan for its second regional meeting this year since it met in Baku, Azerbaijan in May. It was attended by more than …
This issue focuses on America – central & south region, Sustainability, Port software (including digitalization) and more.
In Open Forum ‘Standing up for seafarers’ welfare’, Katie Higginbottom, head of ITF Seafarers’ Trust explains how ports can be proactive in …
New Secretary General of the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) also joins Roundtable meeting in London to discuss cooperation throughout the entire seaborne supply chain.
Attending the recent Roundtable meeting of port organisations in London (top L-R) :Nick Cutmore, …
