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ICTSI East Java terminal adds new cranes

International Container Terminal Services Inc’s (ICTSI) port facility in East Java, Indonesia has taken delivery of new equipment from Konacranes.

Michele Labrut, Americas Correspondent

August 15, 2024

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EAST JAVA MULTIPURPOSE TERMINAL
Photo: ICTSI

East Java Multipurpose Terminal (EJMT) in Lamongan Regency, has taken delivery of two new Konecranes Gottwald post-Panamax ESP.8 mobile harbour cranes (MHC).

The new equipment will support EJMT in handling bulk, project, and container cargo once the terminal commences operations in September.

“We are pleased to collaborate with Konecranes for our new post-Panamax MHCs. The equipment is central to our on-going development of the Lamongan terminal, which, upon completion in September, will serve as a new domestic and international gateway for our customers,” said Patrick Chan, EJMT Chief Executive Officer.

The cranes combine their diesel engine and three-phase generator with a secondary power source based on electrostatic short-term energy storage media called “ultracaps”. The ultracaps provide short-term energy during peak power demand periods to reduce the equipment’s diesel consumption.

Holger Wagner, Konecranes regional sales manager for APAC, said “we are confident that both cranes will provide the handling flexibility and rates EJMT is aiming for.”

The Indonesian terminal is also set to take delivery of grabs and hoppers by late August.

 

About the Author

Michele Labrut

Americas Correspondent

Michèle Labrut is a long-time Panama resident, a journalist and correspondent, and has continuously covered the maritime sector of Central & Latin America.

Michèle first came to Panama as a press attaché to the French Embassy and then returned to the isthmus as a foreign correspondent in the 1980s.

Author of Seatrade Maritime's annual Panama Maritime Review magazine and of several books, Michèle also wrote for Time magazine, The Miami Herald, NBC News and the Economist Intelligence Unit. She has also collaborated in making several documentaries for the BBC and European and U.S. television networks.

Michèle's profession necessitates a profound knowledge of the country, but her acumen is not from necessity alone, but a genuine passion for Panama.

In 2012 she was awarded the Order of Merit (Knight grade) by the French Government for her services to international journalism and in 2021 the upgrade to Chevalier grade.

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