Digitalisation is an excellent opportunity for ports to increase their competitiveness while adopting new more efficient and ecological standards. However, a study by Innovez One reveals that 80% of ports... read more →
The climate challenge goes much beyond being aware that the planet's resources are finite. Scientific studies show the plethora of consequences that climate change has on global and regional economies,... read more →
The transition toward more sustainable ways of operating is leaving its mark on the maritime transport sector. Encouraged by the IMO, it is working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and... read more →
In moving over 80% of the world's freight traffic, maritime ports are logistical centres of absolute relevance to the world economy. With growing international freight volumes, large ports are facing... read more →
The disposable model is about to disappear. Realisation that the Earth is finite has prompted consideration of the circular economy as the only option of the future. Let’s look at... read more →
The maritime transport sector is facing many changes that are leading ports to make immediate decisions. Deloitte has conducted a study analysing some of the trends that will guide evolution... read more →
Mooring is a procedure to anchor the ship to a fixed or floating element and keep it connected during loading or unloading operations. Safe mooring must withstand several forces, such... read more →
A digital twin is a virtual simulator called to shape the future of ports, helping them prevent accidents, allowing them to anticipate situations and creating parallel scenarios that allow safer... read more →
The IMO rule 2020 to reduce ship emissions is now underway. With it comes challenges to ensure compliance. When ship inspections are insufficient or do not work, we call on... read more →
Much has changed in berthing and anchoring systems, from rudimentary bollards and anchors to the digital systems of today. A brief review of this evolution is worthwhile. Berthing and Anchoring... read more →
