The conversion into E-RTGs will see the machines connected to the electric grid through motorised cable reels on the quay, cutting emissions to zero at the point of use, thereby improving air quality at the port.
This project reflects Cavotec’s continued growth in the Middle East market; earlier this year, the company was awarded significant orders, one with Muscat International Airport, the other with Dubai International Airport, for advanced in-ground utility systems.
Applauding DP World for its commitment to sustainability, Juergen Strommer, managing director Cavotec Middle East, said that through this project, Cavotec would maintain its position as a leading innovator of energy efficient and environmentally friendly technologies in the ports and maritime industry in the Middle East.
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