Port of Aarhus, Denmark. It's 10 years ago so could remember wrong but I think I saw some reach stackers. But they were not primary for handling containers.
chlor wow thanks for the info man 👍🏼 im a longshoreman in the port of Los Angeles and Long Beach in California. Not many yards on my end use straddle carriers to handle containers. We have specific equipment and probably more than what I see here for handling containers in different scenarios. Still cool to see how different ports handles things.
@@jonathanmuro1011 i know this is from a while back, but i work at this terminal as a dispatcher. We use straddle carriers, and reachstackers. We dont have fancy yard cranes yet, as we do not handle enough TEU yearly. Additionally, we are extremely short on space currently, so no real room to build giant cranes to handle yard. the volume increased by 100% over the last 4 years, so maybe who knows, soon enough!