The choice of Yokohama as the venue for the christening ceremony was deliberate, highlighting Maersk’s collaboration with the City of Yokohama to build a specialized bunkering infrastructure for methanol.

AP Moller-Maersk Group is working on a number of projects to ensure that it has the green methanol and associated infrastructure in place for its fleet of dual-fuel methanol 16,000 TEU capacity ships when they are delivered in 2024 and beyond.

CMA CGM ARGENTINA is claimed to be the largest containership to call at any Japanese port on a regular basis

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd (K Line) and Daito Corporation have started operations of the shipping company’s first dedicated finished vehicle terminal in Japan, in Yokohama

Aruba Networks has deployed its new Aruba AirMesh outdoor wireless solution at the Port of Yokohama in Japan.

Enterprise mobility specialist Aruba Networks is building its presence in the container port market and now has its first installation in South America, where it successfully migrated the Tecon terminal in the Port of Santos from a 900MHz wireless to an 802.11n Wi-Fi network.

The choice of Yokohama as the venue for the christening ceremony was deliberate, highlighting Maersk’s collaboration with the City of Yokohama to build a specialized bunkering infrastructure for methanol.

AP Moller-Maersk Group is working on a number of projects to ensure that it has the green methanol and associated infrastructure in place for its fleet of dual-fuel methanol 16,000 TEU capacity ships when they are delivered in 2024 and beyond.

CMA CGM ARGENTINA is claimed to be the largest containership to call at any Japanese port on a regular basis

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd (K Line) and Daito Corporation have started operations of the shipping company’s first dedicated finished vehicle terminal in Japan, in Yokohama

Aruba Networks has deployed its new Aruba AirMesh outdoor wireless solution at the Port of Yokohama in Japan.

Enterprise mobility specialist Aruba Networks is building its presence in the container port market and now has its first installation in South America, where it successfully migrated the Tecon terminal in the Port of Santos from a 900MHz wireless to an 802.11n Wi-Fi network.