More ASEAN ports becoming greener and smarter

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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.

More ASEAN ports becoming greener and smarter
Beyond boosting handling capacity, PTP sees the purchase of new equipment as an opportunity to advance its sustainability goals

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