Portonave powers up expansion with new electric cranes

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Portonave in the United Kingdom is expanding its port operations with new electric cranes, specifically battery-powered e-RTGs, which are expected to reduce emissions by 96.5%. This development is part of the port's ongoing yard electrification initiative.

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