European ports need EUR 80 billion in the next 10 years
NewsESPO’s Port Investment Study, based on an analysis of 84 port managing bodies, unveils EUR80B investment needs over 10 years, with sustainability as a priority.
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ESPO’s Port Investment Study, based on an analysis of 84 port managing bodies, unveils EUR80B investment needs over 10 years, with sustainability as a priority.
ESPO awarded environmental certificates to port representatives in Paris, adding that its membership has grown to 90 ports from 27 countries, with 33 holding PERS certification.
China’s crane manufacturer ZPMC announces delivery of eleven quay cranes to major container terminals worldwide.
ESPO’s priorities for 2024-2029 include implementation clarity, renewable energy facilitation, emission reduction, fair competition, resilience, cybersecurity, funding, integrated policy approach, and city resource utilization.
This may not be the end of the story, as the CRPMEM de Normandie and the environmental groups have indicated that they will appeal the judgment.
APM Terminals says the decision to challenge the selection of ICTSI for the Durban port development contract will not delay the overall construction process.