Nearly three years after a tragic incident resulting in the deaths of three stevedores, the UK’s MAIB calls for improved training and safety regulations for enclosed space management. The report highlights the need for enhanced training and emergency drills for shore workers and stevedores to prevent future fatalities in the maritime industry.
Efforts to enhance port capabilities for shore power are underway in Italy, with Cavotec securing €7 million in orders for sustainable technologies. The company will supply systems for cruise ships, Ro-Ro vessels, and containerships in western and southern Italy. The growing trend of onshore power connection is expected to continue, with significant growth projected by 2028.
Hamburg leads in sustainable maritime practices with its expansion of shore power capabilities, offering it to containerships and cruise ships. Partnerships with Maersk and MSC highlight the port’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions. With a goal of climate neutrality by 2040, Hamburg sets a high standard for environmental stewardship in the maritime sector.
