Iaphworldports.org Website Review

port call optimization takes another step forward: consensus reached on global data standards for port call data working group composed of ports, shipowners, technology providers, leading engine and automation manufacturers work with the international taskforce, gs1, ukho, ehmc, stm validation project, smart and sesame to “allow machines to understand each other” in. iaph invites entries from ports worldwide in five project award categories with a special award for ports in developing countries. to encourage its members to further share their sustainability projects through the world ports sustainability program (wpsp) and to iaph lng bunkering audit tool already used to license operations at port of rotterdam: lng bunkering operations set to grow exponentially we are pleased to announce a new as*ociate member from malaysia. year since it met in baku, azerbaijan in may. it was attended by more than … this issue focuses on america – central & south region, sustainability, port software (including digitalization) and more. roundtable of port organisations to pool resources and prioritise efforts on meeting imo regulations on safety, environment and. new secretary general of the international chamber of shipping (ics) also joins roundtable meeting in london to discuss cooperation. attending the recent roundtable meeting of port organisations in london (top l-r) :nick cutmore, … the glomeep project is a cooperative un initiative to as*ist developing countries in the uptake and implementation of energy efficiency measures for shipping, with the aim of reducing ghg emissions and preventing air pollution from ships. imo and iaph are being a member of the iaph gives the ports of the world a way to represent themselves on a global scale welcome to the website for the international as*ociation of ports and harbors (iaph). iaph was formed in 1955 and over the last sixty years has grown into a global alliance representing over 180 members ports and 140 port related businesses in 90 countries. the principal aim of