Cavotec signs new agreement with Port of Salalah
NewsCavotec signed an agreement with the Port of Salalah to maintain its 32 MoorMaster vacuum mooring units, enhancing port efficiency and reducing downtime.
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Cavotec signed an agreement with the Port of Salalah to maintain its 32 MoorMaster vacuum mooring units, enhancing port efficiency and reducing downtime.
Cavotec secures a US$ 5 million order for shore power units from a global shipping company, facilitating easy vessel connections to reduce port pollution.
The equipment will be deployed at ITC’s Somerton Intermodal Terminal, a multipurpose terminal currently being constructed in Melbourne, Victoria.
APM Terminals MedPort Tangier (APMT Tangier), which is a major customer of Cavotec’s automated mooring system, has concluded a deal that will see the group service all of its MoorMaster NxG units and Power Units at the facility.
Cavotec, the Lugano (Switzerland)-based electrification solutions company that aims to help ports and industrial sites decarbonise, has signed a new contract with an existing customer, but undisclosed European-headquartered container shipping company, to retrofit more of its vessels with equipment that will enable it to use shore power-based solutions.
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