US$ 55-83 trillion needed for green 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.

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

As well as investing in infrastructure, ports need to transform “from landlords to potential orchestrators of supply chain fluidity”

IAPH has announced that the process to build a new module for its Environmental Ship index has commenced. The new module will focus on the environmental performance of ships at berth for each port call