IAPH develops its own GHG performance indicator

A study by MTBS for IAPH estimates US$ 55-83 billion is needed for energy-efficient, climate-resilient port infrastructure in developing countries.

IAPH initiates a study to explore energy investments in developing nations’ ports, assessing infrastructure needs for their shipping energy transition.

IAPH survey says ports around the world are more optimistic than half a year ago about the expected traffic evolution.

To provide a clear overview of the submissions and proposals under discussion, IAPH has developed a short, easy-to-use guide in its briefing to IAPH members.

The new regulations have hampered non-eco vessels’ ability to speed up during robust markets, unlike eco vessels, thus widening the profit for modern vessels.

Christy Gaufman joins Crowley to run its sustainable energy suport unit; new COO for Norden Shipping; DFDS looking for new CFO; Long Beach appointments; first chairman for Forth Green Freeport; new head for Bergé’s agri-bulk business; IAPH elections; key appointments at CN Rail; new CEO for Viritech; FourKites looks to next stage of development; and other new appointments