Cavotec Inks Service Deal with APM Terminals at the Port of Tanger Med

February 21, 2024

(Photo: Cavotec)
(Photo: Cavotec)

Cavotec announced it has signed a service agreement with APM Terminals at the Port of Tanger Med. The agreement means that Cavotec will perform service for all its MoorMaster NxG units and Power Units operational at the port.

APM Terminals MedPort Tangier was officially launched in June 2019. The second phase of development, initiated in April 2021, is fully operational since December 2023.

Cavotec has so far installed 25 of its MoorMaster NxG automated vacuum mooring units and 17 Power Units at the port, contributing to reduced emissions and noise. By the completion of the third phase in Q1 2024, the amount of Cavotec MoorMaster NxG and Power units is expected to increase to 45 and 31.

Within the scope of this two-year agreement, Cavotec will ensure the comprehensive and regular servicing of its automated mooring systems.

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