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September 24th, 2023

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Container terminal automation: assessment of drivers and benefits

Americas 1H2023: Is port activity accelerating or decelerating?

Impact of the Mediterranean sulfur emission control area on trade and countries

Innovation ecosystems in ports: a comparative analysis of Rotterdam and Valencia

The strategy of the port development company: a business ecosystem perspective
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Top-15 European container ports, H1 2023

ESG in ports: transparency and integrity

OECD Peer Learning Group meeting of the Production Transformation Policy Review (PTPR-PLG) of Republic of Togo

Impact of the Mediterranean sulfur emission control area on trade and countries

Ιmpact of IMO sustainable policy and data management on maritime industry
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Call for Abstracts: International Academic Conference on Shipping, Sustainability & Solutions

Transitions: readiness and challenges in the shipping industry

PortEconomics members to analyze port strategy and performance in the new global scenario

Developing China’s ports, how the gateways to economic prosperity were revived

Appreciation: PortEconomics attracted 63.006 unique visitors in 2021
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As expected, large containerships are arriving in Latin America

The Analyst: Amsterdam’s bold move on cruise may be a missed opportunity to promote sustainable cruise tourism

OECD Peer Learning Group meeting of the Production Transformation Policy Review (PTPR-PLG) of Republic of Togo

Ιmpact of IMO sustainable policy and data management on maritime industry

Top-20 container ports in the Caribbean in 2022
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