荷兰燃料供应商Titan将在阿姆斯特丹港建设世界最大的生物甲烷（biomethane）液化工厂，其生产的大部分生物液化天然气将供给首批客户的船队使用，其余部分则流向卡车加油站及一些工业企业。Titan表示，该项目符合最新的欧盟可再生能源指令（RED II），并从ISCC认证（国际可持续发展与碳认证）的可持续原料中获取沼气。该工厂的其他可持续项目还包括生物源性CO2的捕集和利用其为实现未来电制甲醇生产的氢预留（hydrogen-ready）设计。

Dutch fuel supplier Titan has moved to build what it says would be the world’s largest biomethane liquefaction plant (bio-LNG) in the Port of Amsterdam. The bulk of the bio-LNG volumes produced will be supplied to ships of Titan’s launching customer, while for the remaining volumes, truck refuelling stations and industrial customers are also within scope. Titan said the project will only source biogas from sustainable feedstocks that are compliant with the latest EU Renewable Energy Directive and are International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) certified. Other sustainable integrations in the plant include the capturing and utilization of the biogenic CO2 side stream, and the hydrogen-ready design to enable future production of e-methane where the biogenic CO2 is combined with green hydrogen.

日本恩梯梯数据（NTT DATA）宣布选择瑞士供应链数字化服务商Nexxiot作为Connected Product项目的首选物联网解决方案提供商。Connected Product是由恩梯梯和思爱普（SAP）联合开发的全球货物跟踪系统，旨在优化对全球供应链的风险管理。Nexxiot公司的物联网传感设备Cargo Monitor拥有强大的数据库和互联互通的特性，能够帮助Connected Product系统实现对集装箱的跟踪与监控。今年8月，德国航运公司赫伯罗特（Hapag-Lloyd）开始为其干货集装箱船队安装这套实时跟踪设备，以提高整个供应链的可视化和透明度。据悉，第一批物联网设备正在位于德国汉堡的CMR集装箱堆场进行安装。

Nexxiot has been selected by NTT DATA as the preferred IoT solution provider for Connected Product. Connected Product is a global cargo tracking solution jointly developed by NTT DATA and SAP to improve insurance management for global supply chains. Nexxiot’s Cargo Monitor is an IoT sensor device that delivers connectivity and data performance, to provide monitoring and tracking of shipping containers for the Connected Product solution. In August Hapag-Lloyd started rolling out real-time tracking devices on its dry container fleet to offer visibility and boost transparency across the supply chain. The first IoT devices are being installed on dry containers at the CMR depot in Wilhelmsburg, Hamburg.