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Lyttelton Port Company – Digital Transformation of Pavement Management

Lyttelton Port Company (LPC) manages approximately 50 hectares of paved surfaces across three operational sites. These surfaces are subject to constant wear from heavy machinery, cargo operations, and environmental exposure, making effective condition monitoring critical for…

05/06/2025
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HAROPA PORT – The Seine Axis Green Corridor

The Paris Agreement in 2015 led to the implementation of a national strategy that strives for carbon neutrality by 2050 and the decarbonization of all transport modes. Modal shift of freight transport towards the most energy-efficient…

04/06/2025
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Port of Los Angeles – Shore to Store Project

The City of Los Angeles Harbor Department (Harbor Department, POLA) partnered with Equilon Enterprises LLC (d/b/a Shell Oil Products US) (Shell), Toyota Motor North America (Toyota) and Kenworth Truck Company (Kenworth) partnered with the Port of…

03/06/2025
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Port of Los Angeles – Wilmington Waterfront Promenade

In February 2024, the Port of Los Angeles opened the $77.3 million Wilmington Waterfront Promenade, a nine-acre project creating a “window on the waterfront” for the community, the first park in Wilmington that is adjacent to…

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Port of Hamburg – Quantum inspired Traffic Light Control

Like many seaports, the Port of Hamburg faces increasing traffic congestion within the port area, often pushing the traffic network to its limits during peak times. Due to limited space in the port and lengthy planning…

02/06/2025
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Port of Hamburg – Re-inventing Salzgitter Quay: Sustainability meets Coal

The project “Re-inventing Salzgitter Quay: Sustainability meets Coal” in Hamburg’s Sandauhafen exemplifies forward-thinking and sustainable infrastructure development. The quay, established in 1975/76, serves the handling of bulk goods such as iron ore and coal and is…

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Port of Kitakyushu – Green Energy Port HIBIKI

In Japan, offshore wind power generation is regarded as a most important source of renewable energy, and offshore wind farms have been developed since 2020. The City of Kitakyushu launched the project Green Energy Port Hibiki…

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Port of Subic Bay – Integrated Vessel Traffic Management System and Port Management Information System

The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) undertook a significant modernization initiative to enhance its Vessel Traffic Management System (VTMS) for improved maritime surveillance, port efficiency, and vessel safety in the Port of Subic Bay. With rising…

31/05/2025
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Port of Seattle – Seattle Waterfront Clean Energy Strategy

Port of Seattle is a port for the future: the Seattle Waterfront Clean Energy Strategy (Energy Strategy) is a forward-looking, first-of-its-kind collaboration to transform our regional maritime industry. The Energy Strategy began with a unique 10-year…

30/05/2025
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