The stevedore operating in the German Baltic Port of Rostock has started using the all-electric portal slewing crane for handling various dry bulk goods.
In today's world, the urgent need to address climate change and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions has become paramount: the maritime industry, which plays a critical role in global trade and supply chains, is no exception.
After ticking off the first phase of their joint remote/automated trucking project in the container terminal HHLA TK Estonia, the two agreed to proceed.
As a result, HHLA's Container Terminal Burchardkai (CTB), operating in the Port of Hamburg, comprises 19 storage blocks, offering 39k TEUs of automated container yard capacity.
HHLA's subsidiary operating in the Port of Tallinn's Muuga Harbour has two solar parks atop two warehouses, with a total capacity of around 240kWp that generates an average of 720kWh/day.
