A new tool provides the commercial vehicle sector with new means to fight climate change. Companies can track the amount of greenhouse gases (GHG) emitted by their vehicle fleet and then offset these emissions through the Swiss foundation myclimate.
Triple F, a research & innovation (R&I) programme of the Swedish Transport Administration, has been launched to aid Sweden's transport industry in its transition towards fossil-free operations.
We had reached out to the Port of Turku with the idea of conducting this interview when coronavirus appeared to be some distant, Wuhan-on-lockdown thing.
The Baltic Ports Organization (BPO), in cooperation with the Baltic Transport Journal, has prepared a situation report on the measures introduced by the region's ports and shipping lines in response to the outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The Ports 4.0 conference, organised by the Baltic Ports Organization and hosted by the Port of Riga at the beginning of March, was one of the very last industry events that came to fruition (though with several participants scratching their attendance at the eleventh hour) before the coronavirus pandemic wiped out other meetings in a manner of weeks, if not days.
Many of you, who know me, may well have observed that for a couple of months now I've been more than willing to flood everybody willing to listen (or not) with beer intel and lore, especially 'bout my favourite American (APA) and Indian Pale Ale (IPA) styles, preaching the joys of the ongoing beer revolution through the motto - borrowed from the Polish-born Tomasz Kopyra, a beer blogg- and vlogger - "Life's too short to drink poor beer."
