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To improve cargo processing, increase efficiency, and lower emissions, DP World has installed 17 Automated Electric Rubber-Tyred Gantry (AeRTG) cranes at the South Container Terminal in Jeddah. This initiative is a component of an $800 million renovation project, which also involves infrastructure improvements and a goal to raise the yearly handling capacity from 3.9 million TEUs to 5 million TEUs. These AeRTGs cut yearly CO₂ output per unit by about 64% when measured against standard diesel machinery while improving the terminal's ability to manage containers. The facility currently operates 77 RTG cranes, with 50 being automated and electric, which decreases the dependency on diesel-run tools. Featuring remote-control systems, smart positioning, and modern automation, the AeRTGs provide more consistent and precise container movement, which aids in yard reliability. Staff oversee the cranes from specific control rooms, and the fully electric systems remove direct diesel exhaust while lowering noise.
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