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Port of Subic Bay – Ridge-to-Reef Blue and Green Carbon Conservation Program

The Port of Subic Bay Ridge-to-Reef Blue and Green Carbon Conservation Program demonstrates how one of Asia’s largest former military installations was transformed into a globally competitive international port while protecting and restoring critical natural ecosystems….

19/06/2026
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Port of Guangzhou – NUCT fully automated terminal

As a world’s top 6 port and a core hub in China, Guangzhou Port connects over 400 global ports. This project, based at the Greater Bay Area’s first new fully automated terminal (Nansha Phase IV,referred to…

18/06/2026
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Ulsan Port Authority – Port Infrastructure Innovation

To effectively respond to the megaship era and reinforce its global competitiveness, Ulsan Port Authority (UPA) launched a comprehensive infrastructure innovation project. While Ulsan Port naturally faced severe constraints with aging mooring facilities built over 30 years…

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AD Ports Group – Al Dhannah Community Harbour

Al Dhannah Community Harbour is Abu Dhabi’s first solar-integrated public marine facility, directly supporting the UAE’s Net Zero by 2050 Strategic Initiative by reducing emissions through renewable energy generation and low-carbon transport solutions within port infrastructure….

16/06/2026
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DP World Callao – Living Seawalls

Ports are essential to global trade, but traditional marine infrastructure often reduces biodiversity by replacing natural shoreline habitats with smooth concrete surfaces. To address this challenge, DP World partnered with Living Seawalls, the Sydney Institute of…

05/06/2026
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Incheon Port Authority – ICT-based Smart Maintenance Technology for Port Infrastructure

Incheon Port Authority presents an ICT-based Smart Maintenance Technology for port infrastructure—a breakthrough solution that transforms port safety and sustainability in the face of climate change, disasters, and infrastructure aging. Korea’s port facilities, mostly built in…

24/06/2025
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Port of Gdańsk – Baltic Hub Container Terminal T3

Baltic Hub Container Terminal (BHCT) T3 tackles key maritime logistics challenges—rising demand, sustainable growth, and the need for smart infrastructure. The new terminal features a 717-meter deep-water quay, a 36-hectare yard equipped with electrified cranes, optimized…

22/06/2025
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Port of Valparaíso – Port Expansion Project

With its new port expansion project, the Port of Valparaíso is tagreting the development of sustainable, participatory, and community-oriented infrastructure. The project was developed in response to projected port congestion in the region and is built…

18/06/2025
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Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority – Centralised Parking Plaza

The Centralised Parking Plaza (CPP) at Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) is India’s first-of-its-kind integrated facility within a port ecosystem, designed to streamline cargo truck movement and enhance port efficiency. Spread over 45 hectares, the CPP…

17/06/2025
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