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  • Cavotec's cleantech systems are enabling the modernization and decarbonization of the global ports and shipping sector.

    Cavotec wins EUR 5M in additional cleantech orders to equip world’s largest container ships with ShorePower systems

    Cavotec has won a series of orders in the second quarter with a total value of EUR 5M to equip the world’s largest new-build container ships with ShorePower systems. This is in addition to EUR 3M in orders secured in the first quarter. These systems enable dramatic pollution reductions and are the latest example of how we are enabling the decarbonization of the global ports and shipping sector.

  • Lydia Ma, (left), Head of Human Resources, and Stephen Qu, Industry Regional Sales Director from Cavotec China, Shanghai, receiving the Excellent Supplier Award from Mandy Che, General Manager at Epiroc.

    Cavotec wins supplier excellence award in China

    We are delighted to announce that Cavotec China has won the Excellent Supplier Award from infrastructure equipment manufacturer Epiroc, one of our key customers. The award is a tribute to the commitment of our colleagues in Shanghai and throughout Cavotec Group to creating a strong partnership with Epiroc China and helping Epiroc to improve its position on the highly competitive Chinese market.

  • Cavotec wins breakthrough automated vacuum mooring order in Far East

    Cavotec wins breakthrough automated vacuum mooring order in Far East

    In a major breakthrough for automated mooring, our MoorMaster technology has been selected for installation at a roll-on/roll-off berth in a key market in the Far East. This is the first installation of this unique mooring system in Asia and highlights widespread interest in the technology and its growing use around the world.

  • “We are on a mission,” says Cavotec CEO Mikael Norin.

    Cavotec to accelerate focus on cleantech - will invest 20 million euro to solidify leading position in expected multibillion euro market

    The fast-growing market for electrification and automation of ports worldwide is estimated to be worth several billion euros in the coming years. Cavotec will invest EUR 20M in technology, engineering and business development over the next five years to strengthen its leading position and meet the expected demand. The global Cavotec team will grow by 60%, with two thirds being engineers.

  • ShorePower can reduce emissions by more than 90% when ships are moored at berth.

    The Five Steps to Take Charge of Portside Pollution

    The shipping industry is responsible for more than 2.5% of the world’s emissions. If the shipping sector were a country, it would be the sixth largest polluter in the world. But we can change this. We have the technology today that can be retrofitted to existing ships to reduce harmful emissions. We also have the technology to upgrade our ports to reduce pollution.

  • Cavotec wants to contribute to a future world that is cleaner, safer and more efficient by providing innovative connection solutions for ships, aircraft and mobile equipment today.

    How Cavotec is making profitable sustainability a reality

    How is Cavotec making profitable sustainability a reality for customers worldwide, ensuring a future world that is safer, more efficient, and more sustainable today? At a recent investors’ meeting event that we hosted in Stockholm and online, we set out how we’re a key enabler of profitable sustainability. We spoke to Memed Uzel, Cavotec’s Chief Commercial Officer, to find out more.

  • Cavotec invited to help shape the future of e-vehicle charging

    Cavotec invited to help shape the future of e-vehicle charging

    Cavotec has joined CharIN, (Charging Interface Initiative), a network of companies developing global standards for charging battery powered vehicles. By bringing 40 years of experience in high-power electrification and connection technologies, Cavotec will help the network shape the future of e-vehicle charging focusing on applications that require high power, high speed charging.

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