| Image of Cavotec's shore-to-ship Alternative Maritime Power (AMP) unit at the Port of Gothenburg, taken on January 26. 2011, at the installation's official opening, hosted by ABB, Stena Line and the Port of Gothenburg. | |
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During 1H16 and the first weeks of 3Q16, leading engineering group Cavotec has won more orders for its innovative shore power systems with a total value of approximately EUR 11.5 million, underlining the Group’s central position in this growing segment, and the ports sector as a whole.
Cavotec and ABB have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to jointly offer complete shore-to-ship power solutions globally. Such solutions allow vessels to plug into onshore power supply and shut down their engines, eliminating noxious emissions, noise and vibrations while berthed in ports that are often located in city surrounds.
Following news in May that the US ports of Oakland and Long Beach ordered a large number of our innovative shore power systems, here is a press release detailing the most recent official opening of Cavotec AMP systems at two Stena Line ferry berths in Hoek van Holland in The Netherlands.
The Port of Long Beach and the Port of Oakland have selected Cavotec's innovative Alternative Maritime Power systems for installation at multiple berths ensuring safe, easy and quick connection to grid-generated electrical power. This enables ships to switch of their engines while docked thus making a substantial improvement to air quality in and around these ports.
Our innovative charging technologies have connected Asia’s first e-ferry to electrical power, eliminating emissions and dramatically reducing operating costs, and highlighting Cavotec’s leading position in this increasingly important segment.
We're delighted that the carbon fibre passenger ferry, Vision of the Fjords, has been named "Ship of the Year" at SMM in Hamburg, the world's leading maritime trade fair. This extraordinary battery-powered hybrid vessel relies on Cavotec shore power systems to charge its battery units.
Swedish Environment Minister Lena Ek recently opened an innovative Cavotec Alternative Maritime Power (AMP) shore-to-ship electrical application at the Port of Ystad in southern Sweden - the largest high voltage shore connection in the world.
The first award of its kind from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) acknowledges ‘businesses and organizations that have shown outstanding leadership in response to climate change’.
Cavotec is delighted to hear that the Port of Gothenburg, one of the Group's long-term partners on shore power technologies for ships, has won the prestigious Energy Globe Awards 2011 for its shore power initiatives and their contribution to improving air quality in and around the Port. Cavotec and the Port of Gothenburg have worked together closely on shore power since the 1980s.
The Port of Los Angeles has developed a Carbon Calculator for ports to estimate greenhouse gas levels from their operations and explore reduction strategies. The neighbouring Port of Long Beach, meanwhile, has unveiled its latest shore power installation in its continued bid to reduce port-wide emissions.
One of two Cavotec Alternative Maritime Power (AMP) units that recently went into service at the Port of Rotterdam. Cavotec has worked on...
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Mårten Ivert and Oskar Willers discuss filming tactics beside a Cavotec AMP Mobile unit at the Port of Los Angeles, May 28, 2011.
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Mårten Ivert and Oskar Willers shoot Alternative Maritime Power (AMP) pit systems at the Port of Los Angeles on the latest leg of Cavotec...
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A Cavotec AMP unit is carefully winched into place on APL Singapore Port of Oakland, May 26, 2011.
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Box magic - Filming Cavotec on the 4,800 TEU-container ship APL Singapore at the Port of Oakland, May 26, 2011.
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The latest leg of the Cavotec film tour takes us to San Francisco's Port of Oakland to shoot our shore-to-ship power systems on board the...
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Cavotec's shore-to-ship power technology has seen further success with the opening of our fourth 'cold ironing' application in Sweden at ...
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Shore-to-ship power technology has seen further success with the opening of a fourth 'cold ironing' application in Sweden at the port of ...
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