Guest Viewpoint
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Shore Power Is a System: Lessons Learned from Implementation
By Sean McCaskill, Igus COURTESY IGUS Across North America, ports are moving from planning to execution on shore power at an…
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Feeding the World, Fueling the Economy, Fortifying the Future
By Julia Fisher-Cormier, Executive Director, Port of South Louisiana America’s ports are essential infrastructure. They are where national policy meets global…
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Maritime Single Window Beyond the IMO Mandate
Guest Article By Amar More, Kale Info Solutions In the bustling world of maritime trade, efficiency, transparency, and security are…
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A New Electric Utility Business Model to Optimize Port Electrification
Operators of many American seaports can no longer procure electricity from the wide-area utility-owned power grid to satisfy their increasing…
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Embrace Diverse Perspectives to Find New Solutions
Since the founding of New Orleans in the early 1700s, the Port of New Orleans has slowly and steadily grown…
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The Digital Transformation Is Coming to a Port Near You
"Digitization" is the method of converting information or objects from their original form into digital files that can be identified…
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Harmonizing Our Supply Chain
Our supply chain needs to be harmonized. I believe that the U.S. public would be startled at the level of…
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Ports and Surrounding Communities Deserve Real-Time Measurement of Air Pollution and Emissions
To improve air quality and support communities near ports, greenhouse gas emissions should be directly measured and tracked, rather than…
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Nature and Industry Can Co-exist
We must all prepare to adapt and transform our port operations to ensure seaports can support green infrastructure and alternative…
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Propane for Ports: Reduce Emissions and Increase Productivity Today
Propane is a low emissions energy source for a variety of port applications.
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