If you want to ensure your business is attractive to investors, you need to ensure your climate change adaptation policy is attractive to them, showing you subscribe to mitigation measures. More in the Nov/Dec edition of the magazine, courtesy of Gartner

We love to get to know the many people who work in ports. For the Nov/Dec edition, Port of Seattle - ⚓️'s managing director Stephanie Jones Stebbins shared how she kicks off her busy day in the port.

Ship agent Inchcape Shipping Services wants to collaborate with ports on just-in-time, or right-time of arrival as one mean to reduce emissions in ports. Chief commercial officer Christopher Crookall spoke to us about this and other efforts for the Nov/Dec edition.

In the first edition of 2023, Paddy writes about the balance between the master and the medium - the market and the ocean. His full view in the January/February edition

The Ports, Past and Present project connects five ports in Ireland and Wales as well as their communities. Read more abut that in the Jan/Feb edition

Port worker strikes have kept operations in ports in the UK, Germany, and the US at bay this year. With maritime facing a skills shortage, alienating its workforce is a dangerous path to go on. The Jan/Feb edition looks at this closer

The CEO of VinFast talked to us about building a supply chain in the west and where ports fit into that endeavour. Read it all in the Jan/Feb edition of Ports & Harbors

Anders Kryger of @man_e_s warns of the shipping industry's path to overshooting the Paris climate agreement - through fleet growth alone.

As part of our round-up of future fuel candidates, Jason Chesko of Methanex discussed the use of methanol in one of our recent editions

One of the notes Patrick Verhoeven took away from reading and reviewing The Port of Los Angeles history book by Geraldine Knatz was that despite their proximity, the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach have not merged to this day. Something the book discusses a lot.

Spent the morning at the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) — thank you so much for your hospitality!! — to get the cover shot for Ports&Harbors March/April. The lovely and smart Elpi Petraki will be on the cover. She and Patrick Verhoeven talked digitalisation and how it affects crew and future talent

.VinFast CEO Le Thi Thu Thuy spoke to Ports & Harbors about building a supply chain for electric cars - and why branching out to the US and Europe is attractive to the Vietnamese car maker

Following the devastating earthquakes in Turkiye and Syria that also hit the port of Iskenderun, operator Limak Port said the port will reopen within 3 months. A fire damaged 1,700 containers. The port is currently being used for civil evacuations and aid material deliveries.

Are you after a good read? Ines Nastali can recommend Cabin Fever - telling the tale of holiday makers trapped on the Zaandam cruise ship amid the beginnings of the COVID-19 pandemic

Dr Phanthian Zuesongdham spoke to Charlie Bartlett about her work Hafen Hamburg and how she thinks about her leading the International Association of Ports & Harbors working group on automation

One of our more fun sections in the magazine is our Quick 10 rapid question round. In the next edition, you can read about 부산항만공사 BPA Lee Eung-hyuk's favourite app, what he takes on a deserted island, and to which time period he'd travel.

How did the container come round to revolutionise the shipping industry? In the upcoming magazine edition, our history section looks at exactly that - including the prettiest port images of the 1970s and 80s.

Dr Phanthian Zuesongdham from the Hafen Hamburg recently spoke to P&H about her role within the International Association of Ports & Harbors and how the role of ports is changing.

Mikal Boe, founder of CORE POWER, argued the case for nuclear propulsion in maritime

Maritime is a personal business so Lee Eung-Hyuk from the Port of Busan told us a few secrets about his everyday life.