Press Room
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Hutchison Ports PPC Joins Maritime Industry Leaders at TOC Americas
PPC showcased its commitment to sustainability and innovation at TOC Americas 2024. The company hosted over 100 industry leaders and provided tours of the Port of Balboa, highlighting projects in clean energy, electrification, and GHG reduction. These initiatives align with the conference’s focus on sustainable practices and technological advancements in the maritime industry.
(Top photo from left to right) Volney Guinard, (1st from left) Secretary General of the Panama Maritime Authority; José Digerónimo, (4th from left) President of the Panama Maritime Chamber, accompanied by the PPC Commercial Team at our exhibit in TOC Americas Panama.
(Lower photo) Over 100 industry leaders toured Hutchison Ports PPC, Port of Balboa, learning about initiatives like GHG reduction, clean energy, and electric equipment. -
Hutchison Ports PPC welcomes important delegation from FIATA Asia Pacific and from the Indonesia National Shippers Council.
PPC hosted a delegation from FIATA and the Indonesia National Shippers Council during the FIATA World Congress in Panama. The group toured the port facilities, learning about Balboa’s advanced infrastructure, best practices in port management, cargo handling strategies, and sustainability initiatives. This annual gathering brings together leading professionals from the logistics, transportation, and freight industries.
(Top photo from left to right) Leonard Batista, (3rd from left) Port of Balboa’s Senior Operations Manager of Hutchison Ports PPC; Yukki Nugrahawan Hanafi, (4th from left) President of FIATA Asia Pacific; Wildan Muhammad Anwar, (5th from left) member of the Indonesia National Shippers Council (INSC) accompanied by members of the delegation during a visit to the Port of Balboa in the Pacific Side of the Panama Canal. -
Hutchison Ports PPC participates in Beach Cleanup, removing 1,500+ Kg of trash for World Ocean Month
PPC joined forces with several companies in a beach cleanup organized by the Panama Maritime Chamber to commemorate World Oceans Month. Over 150 volunteers demonstrated a strong commitment to combating marine pollution.
PPC’s leadership in this collective effort highlights its dedication to environmental stewardship and its role as a responsible corporate citizen in Panama.
PPC Volunteers during the World Oceans Month beach clean-up activity in “Maria Chiquita” Beach in the province of Colon on the Atlantic side of the Canal
