Tacoma/NYK scale back

Sakigake embarks on a new chapter with its transformation into the “world’s first ammonia-powered tugboat”.

In May, the Port of Tacoma began using renewable diesel in the straddle carriers operating at its North Intermodal Yard.

The NWSA reports an 11.5% year-to-date cargo volume increase to 1,557,762 TEU, driven by voyage consistency and increased vessel calls.

JERA bunkers ammonia fuel to A-Tug, a converted tug owned by NYK Line.

Yokohama Tire Corporation puts its RR42 straddle carrier tyre through its paces at Everport Port Services at the Port of Tacoma.

The Northwest Seaport Alliance reported strong container volumes in April, with significant growth in international exports and imports, totalling 258,688 TEU.