Port of Montreal to implement hydrogen and methanol solutions
The Montreal Port Authority will implement green energy solutions, among which are green hydrogen, ethanol and methanol.
Read moreDetailsThe Montreal Port Authority will implement green energy solutions, among which are green hydrogen, ethanol and methanol.
Read moreDetailsThe threat of a work stoppage by longshore workers at the Port of Montreal is forcing North American importers and exporters to divert large volumes of international cargo away from the port and is already causing havoc to supply chains.
Read moreDetailsThe new normal is now ports turning to digitalization and technology to continue operations and trade flow, due to the COVID-19 measures and the global lockdown. The report includes smart steps to be taken so that the industry adapts to the new reality.
Read moreDetailsCanada's Port of Montreal revealed plans to leverage the benefits of artificial intelligence (AI), using a new predictive tool to optimize port logistics. The tool is expected to improve the port's operational planning by positively impacting the transit times for containerized cargo in the supply chain, especially for rail freight.
Read moreDetailsThe Montreal Port Authority (MPA) informed that 2019 was a sixth consecutive record year in terms of tonnes of goods handled. The total volume of goods reached 40.6 million tonnes, up 4.3% from 2018.
Read moreDetailsThe Montreal Port Authority launched an upgrade of the Trucking PORTaI application, which helps port truck drivers plan their routes better and also enhances the traffic flow on port territory, playing a major role in reducing GHG emissions.
Read moreDetailsPort of Montreal announced via its Twitter account that it renewed its cooperation agreement with port of Antwerp. Port of Montreal and Antwerp have been collaborating for six years; The first cooperation agreement between the two ports was signed in 2013 for three years and got renewed in 2016.
Read moreDetailsThe Montreal Port Authority and Logistec Corporation announced that Viau Terminal, which handles about 350,000 containers annually, will undergo a new construction phase to increase its handling capacity. This would be its second phase, after the first one was completed in 2016. The new phase will make it possible to add 250,000 TEUs to Viau Terminal’s current capacity, bringing it to 600,000 TEUs.
Read moreDetailsValenciaport and the Port of Montreal have been integrated into Maersk and IBM’s TradeLens project, a technological solution to apply blockchain to the global supply chain. According to the data collected by the system itself, the use of TradeLens allows to reduce the transit time of a shipment by 40%, which represents an important economic saving.
Read moreDetailsThe Port of Montreal announced that it handled about 38 million tonnes of freight in 2017. This is a historic record for the Port of Montreal, as the figure represents an increase of almost 7% in cargo traffic.
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