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Charting a course for GHG emissions and the shipping sector

The Logistics Academy

Based on proposals presented at an earlier meeting last year, countries and industry organizations (ICS, the International Chamber of Shipping, the largest trade association in the sector) diverged in their views on how to deal with the sector’s emissions challenge. Setting a common course? Source : [link].

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A Step Towards a Cleaner Future with the Latest IMO Regulations Now in Effect

MTS Logistics

The goals are 40% by 2030 and 70% by 2050. But, of course, the shipping industry will the feel the growing pains of these new regulations significantly more. To go even further, international enforcement presents many challenges. These regulations are designed to affect ships with gross tonnage (gt) of 400 and above.

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Cold Storage Warehouse Fire Safety

Logistics Business Magazine

While it may seem counterintuitive that fire is even a risk in spaces designed to maintain cold temperatures, cold storage in fact presents a huge fire hazard for warehouse designers and builders, life safety installation companies and facility owners. So as the demand for refrigerated products grows, so does the need for better fire safety.

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Robots Revolutionize Cold Chain Logistics

Logistics Business Magazine

from 2023 to 2030. Using AMRs rather than ride-on vehicles eliminates the known hazards of the latter – present in any warehouse operation but exacerbated in cold and slippery conditions. The global cold chain logistics and storage market continues to grow, now valued at $138.97 Operator control is also suited to cold store conditions.

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Additive Manufacturing Is Emerging From Prototypes

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The number of production-ready additive manufacturing platforms that ship each year will increase more than 10 times by 2030, as the technology’s use in structural and mission-critical commercial applications comes to fruition. Then warehousing, inventory management and, of course, transportation arrangements.

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Leading the way for the Mobile Robot Takeover

Logistics Business Magazine

million by 2030. This of course includes Europe and the UK, where the number of companies understanding the productive power and cost efficiency of these platforms is ramping up. Planned expansion to the production facility will boost capacity to 3000 robots per month, to support a rapidly growing share of markets across the globe.

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STILL presents energy system webinar

Logistics Business Magazine

These include increased CO2 taxes, expensive emission certificates and a complete ban on internal combustion engines, which will make electric drives mandatory for all vehicles by 2030 at the latest. The post STILL presents energy system webinar appeared first on Logistics Business® Magazine. Suitability criteria.

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