The Port of San Diego has completed the initial installation of electrical infrastructure to support zero-emissions equipment operation. Leading the initiative is SSA Marine, introducing a 55,000-pound capacity Wiggins Yard eBull battery electric forklift at the terminal. Named “The Carrillo,” this forklift is one of the largest zero-emissions heavy-duty forklifts in the US, capable of lifting up to 25 metric tonnes. The purchase of this equipment received partial funding from
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Angola’s Lobito Corridor attracts financial aid to 370 companies
Angola is poised to embark on a transformative journey with the launch of the “Diversifica Mais” project aimed at bolstering economic growth and job creation. Spearheaded by the Ministry of Planning, this initiative will provide financial aid and technical support to businesses operating along the Lobito Corridor, a vital economic artery in the country. The project director, Laércio Cândido, unveiled the ambitious plan, which will extend until 2029, focusing on
Global Interest Grows in Angola’s Airport Concession
Several international companies have submitted proposals to the government for the concession of management rights for the “Dr. António Agostinho Neto” International Airport (AIAAN). In recent days, these companies have conducted prospecting visits to assess the infrastructure’s potential and business opportunities. According to the Ministry of Transport, four European and American companies with expertise in airport management have acquired the specifications for the concession tender. They have also conducted technical
Africa’s global trade participation still stands at less than 3%
Africa’s global trade participation still stands at less than 3%, largely driven by merchandise trade in 2023, the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) report on the assessment of progress on regional integration in Africa has said. According to the report, African countries continue to conduct a greater volume of trade with countries beyond the continent rather than among themselves. Despite advancements in monetary and financial integration, the report indicates that