Long Beach – Toyota automobile terminal renovation decision on 13th August

Increasingly, investment decisions by port authorities and terminal operators in the ASEAN trading bloc are being dictated by the need to cut pollution at existing facilities and develop new ones that are fully sustainable and becoming more automated.

Long Beach officials, Toyota, and FuelCell Energy inaugurate a unique Tri-gen system generating renewable energy for Toyota’s port facility.

Two Port of Long Beach companies will receive US$43.9 million, while the Port of New Orleans secured US$7.1 million for reducing truck emissions.

Ports of Singapore, Los Angeles, and Long Beach complete a study on energy demand requirements for vessels operating on the their green corridor through to 2050.

In March 2024, Port of Long Beach saw 8.3% TEU growth, with imports up 8.4%, exports down 21.3%, and empty containers rising 28.9%.

Port of Rotterdam Authority calls upon the EU to position ports at the forefront of Europe’s energy transition for a sustainable future.