At Hutchison Ports Pakistan, we are committed to operating smarter and greener. By investing in advanced technologies and eco-friendly equipment, we are reducing emissions, improving efficiency, and building a sustainable future for trade.
By operating entirely on electricity, ARTGCs significantly cut down on diesel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. They contribute to cleaner air, lower noise pollution, and support our long-term low-carbon strategy, making cargo movement both efficient and environmentally responsible.
The hybrid design of our RTGCs reduces fuel consumption and emissions while maintaining high performance. By combining efficiency with eco-friendly operation, these cranes help lower our carbon footprint and support cleaner, more sustainable yard handling.
With zero tailpipe emissions, our electric trucks make cargo transportation within the terminal greener and cleaner. They not only cut down on carbon emissions but also contribute to quieter operations, supporting our low-carbon strategy and better working conditions.
By moving away from traditional crane cabins to remote operations, our quay cranes contribute to lower energy use, reduced noise, and improved operator wellbeing. Their advanced automation ensures efficient vessel handling while supporting a safer and more sustainable port environment.
Our fully electric reach stackers and empty handlers further advance our transition toward zero-emission cargo handling. Operating without diesel, they reduce greenhouse gas emissions, minimize noise, and enhance energy efficiency while maintaining high performance and reliability in container yard operations. These electric units are key contributors to a cleaner working environment and support our long-term sustainability goals.
To harness renewable energy, we have introduced an on-site solar power system that reduces our dependence on conventional energy sources. This clean energy initiative helps cut carbon emissions, supports our low-carbon transition, and ensures greener terminal operations for years to come.
