Joe Calhoun
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Propane: An Alternative Energy Source for Cargo Handling Equipment
The clean alternative energy source for various port applicationsThe maritime industry is under pressure from federal regulations and communities when it comes to emissions and environmental impact. While maintaining productivity levels, port authorities must make the most of what’s available to adopt sustainable practices.Effective and efficient cargo handling equipment (CHE) is a necessity for all port operations.
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Ensuring Reliable Ports with Propane
Protect your port with resilient propane backup generatorsPorts are crucial to the success of our nation’s critical supply chain, and with increasing productivity demands there is a heightened need for resilient, reliable power sources. According to the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA), seaports accounted for 26 percent of the U.S. economy in 2018 and continue to grow.Unexpected power…
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Safety Q&As for Port Crews Operating Propane Forklifts
Keep crews safe and productive with these important remindersForklifts are one of the many the workhorses of a facility or loading dock. They bring countless benefits to operations but can introduce numerous hazards, too. Fortunately, the hazards posed by forklifts can be mitigated. In fact, studies show that roughly 70 percent of all forklift-related accidents could have been avoided with proper training.
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The Time to Reduce Port Emissions is Now
Port operations across the country are vital to America’s economy, often coming at a cost to health and welfare of neighboring communities—notably, by emitting harmful emissions and producing poor air quality.Incorporating propane can help ports support economic growth while safeguarding our environment.The loading and unloading of container ships at marine terminals requires a variety of cargo handling equipment, historically powered by diesel and gasoline.