IHS Markit today announced that it has entered into a three-year agreement with IAPH to produce its annual World Ports Conference, beginning in spring 2020.
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World Ports Sustainability Program launches plan to integrate UN SDGs in the business strategies and governance of Port Authorities
World Ports Sustainability Program launches plan to integrate UN SDGs in the business strategies and governance of Port Authorities
NEPTUNES Conference on reduction of ship’s noise at berth
Best practice guide for noise pollution and noise hindrance reduction measures to be presented at Conference in Rotterdam on 28th March
IAPH Sustainability Awards competition opens ahead of 2019 World Ports Conference in Guangzhou
IAPH invites entries from ports worldwide in five project award categories with a special award for ports in developing countries
IAPH LNG bunkering audit tool already used to licence operations at Port of Rotterdam
Port of Rotterdam’s Cees Boon showcases LNG bunkering audit tool developed by the IAPH Clean Marine Fuels Working Group for port authorities at the LNG Ship/Shore Conference in London. LNG bunkering operations set to grow exponentially...
Roundtable of Port Organisations to pool resources and prioritise efforts on meeting IMO regulations on safety, environment and operations
New Secretary General of the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) also joins Roundtable meeting in London to discuss cooperation throughout the entire seaborne supply chain.
IAPH to present climate-related initiatives to IMO
IAPH to present toolbox and experience of leading ports at next week’s MEPC73 meeting at the IMO
New book “Dredging for Sustainable Infrastructure” to launch at industry conference in November
New book “Dredging for Sustainable Infrastructure” to launch at industry conference in November
WPSP welcomes initiative by seven leading ports to address global warming
IAPH Managing Director praises the World Climate Action Program as “a rallying call” for all ports to adopt the WPSP pillar of Climate and Energy