Emerging policy discussions in Indonesia, Vietnam and Singapore demonstrate that energy planners in the region are actively evaluating new system design options alongside generation choices, with a focus on high-priority investment in long-distance high-voltage transmission cables that. .
Emerging policy discussions in Indonesia, Vietnam and Singapore demonstrate that energy planners in the region are actively evaluating new system design options alongside generation choices, with a focus on high-priority investment in long-distance high-voltage transmission cables that. .
Port electrification projects require robust grid connections that provide sufficient power capacity, reliability, and flexibility to support vessel shore power, electrified equipment, and future expansion. Most large container terminals need: The grid connection must be strategically planned to. .
Container Moves on ocean going ships declined in all US regions. Average Call Size – quantity of containers loaded and discharged per individual ship call – declined by more than 26% at main ports on the US West Coast. The drop in demand and call sizes drove further improvement in operational. .
Grid planning and investment are beginning to receive due attention in Southeast Asia, following decades of taking a back seat in generation-focused power development strategies that are now hindering fast and scalable decarbonization progress across the region. The investment case for greenfield. .
In June 2024, the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) released a report on renewable energy supply chain opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region. The report highlighted the potential for countries to expand their focus beyond manufacturing solar panels and wind turbines. .
Major Asian ports, including Shanghai, Singapore, and Busan, have struggled with congestion due to increased cargo volumes, labor shortages, and inefficiencies in hinterland logistics. While automation and smart port initiatives are being implemented, short-term delays are still expected. 4..
The SeaChange project, supported by Ofgem’s Strategic Innovation Fund, which is delivered in partnership with Innovate UK, and led by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks, is a groundbreaking initiative aiming to help network operators understand and deliver the increased power capacity.
