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2023-01
PORT OF VALENCIA TO CONDUCT HYDROGEN STATION REFUELING TEST
Hydrogen loading tests will begin this January from the Port of Valencia’s Hydrogen Generator located on the Xità quay.This procedure, which is being carried out for the first time, will be supervised by technicians from Valeciaport, the National Hydrogen Centre, and the company Carburos Metá... -
06
2023-01
RWE AND EQUINOR PLAN SUBSEA HYDROGEN PIPELINE FROM NORWAY TO GERMANY
Norway and Germany have reached a deal to build the world's first subsea hydrogen pipeline, enabling exports of blue hydrogen extracted from Norway's abundant offshore natural gas.The agreement would see the construction of a dedicated hydrogen line from Norway's western coast to an a... -
05
2023-01
VOPAK AND HYDROGENIOUS LOHC TECHNOLOGIES JOINTLY TAKE HYDROGEN LOGISTICS TO THE NEXT LEVEL
Vopak and Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies will incorporate an equal shared joint venture, named LOHC Logistix, for hydrogen storage, transport and supply based on Hydrogenious’ Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier (LOHC) technology. This is one of the major steps both companies have agreed on recently... -
04
2023-01
ONE PURCHASES CONTROLLING INTEREST IN THREE CALIFORNIA TERMINALS
Ocean Network Express (ONE) is acquiring a controlling interest in three container terminals in California as the five-year-old company moves forward with its investment strategies. Established in 2017 by three Japanese shipping companies, ONE said the acquisition of the interests in the terminal... -
03
2023-01
PORTS OF ROTTERDAM, SHANGHAI INK COOPERATION AGREEMENT
The Port of Rotterdam and the Port of Shanghai have reaffirmed their Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) during the North Bund Forum 2022.Chen Jining, the Shanghai Party Secretary, attended and presided over the forum’s opening ceremony.Both the Dutch Minister of Infrastructure and Water Managemen... -
30
2022-12
SUPPLY CHAIN DISRUPTIONS CONTINUE TO PLAGUE AUSTRALIAN CONTAINER PORTS
According to a report from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), the COVID-19 pandemic, and other developments, have continued to cause significant congestion and delays in the container freight supply chain in Australia throughout 2021–22. The report cited three factors tha...