Tag: Sustainable port operations

Why “Electrifying Everything” Isn’t Working for America’s Ports

The push to electrify everything, including equipment at ports, has faced significant challenges, raising concerns about its practicality and long-term benefits. Ports are essential hubs for global trade, handling immense amounts of cargo daily, but the effort to transition entirely to electric-powered equipment has exposed a variety of issues, from operational inefficiencies to environmental impact… Continue reading Why “Electrifying Everything” Isn’t Working for America’s Ports

Port Newark Adds Propane-Powered Tractors, Wins Eco Award

Port Newark Container Terminal (PNCT) has recently integrated 20 propane-powered tractors into its fleet, marking a significant step in its sustainable practices. This initiative, part of PNCT’s ongoing efforts to reduce environmental impact, demonstrates its commitment to clean energy and operational efficiency. Eco-Friendly Transformation at a Busy Port The transition to propane-powered vehicles at PNCT… Continue reading Port Newark Adds Propane-Powered Tractors, Wins Eco Award