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New self-loading tech for bulk cargo vessels cuts freight emissions in HALF

Heavy hauling goes hybrid: Self-unloading cargo ship cuts emissions

Moving millions of tons of coal, sugar, and other bulk cargo is serious business, and decarbonizing that business presents a number of unique challenges – especially when loading and unloading. That’s what makes the new MV Yampu so interesting: it’s the world’s first self-loading and unloading bulk cargo vessel!

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Kalmar Ottawa electric yard truck gets to work in Canada

WTC Group Expands Sustainable Operations with Kalmar Ottawa T2 EV Fleet

Kalmar Ottawa has been a leader in diesel-powered yard trucks for decades, but as global logistics fleets move to reduce costs and insulate themselves from volatile diesel prices, the company is making that shift, too – and they’re out to prove their new, battery-electric T2 EV can deliver the same durability and productivity that’s made the original T2 a fixture at ports for years.

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$383 million port and freight infrastructure grant to create 22,000 clean jobs

🚂 California State Transportation Agency Secretary Toks Omishakin visited the Port of Long Beach to see how a record $383 million grant from the state’s Port and Freight Infrastructure Program (PFIP) is being put into action to support 22,000 jobs, reduce emissions and build a modern, sustainable supply chain at one of America’s busiest ports. 🚢

A ceremony held at the Port of Long Beach saw a record-setting $383 million grant from the state’s Port and Freight Infrastructure Program (PFIP) issued to support 22,000 clean jobs, reduce port and freight emissions, and build up a more modern, more sustainable supply chain at one of America’s busiest ports.

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