Americas – Page 4
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NewsFunding for green development
An American port has been awarded a federal grant for green development
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NewsTexan port solar farm
A solar farm providing 88,000 MWh of green energy each year gets the go ahead at the Port of Corpus Christi in Texas
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NewsEmissions monitoring technology
There’s a new partnership in the USA working to deply emissions monitoring technology
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NewsUS acts on clean energy aims
The American senate has voted in a new bill which will boost clean energy ambitions and create greener ports for the country.
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NewsZero-emissions drayage truck
A US port has welcomed its first ever zero-emissions drayage truck
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NewsInvesting in green growth
An American port is investing in a greener supply chain, infrastructure and jobs
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NewsClean energy efforts
An American port has secured US$5.2 million in federal grants for electrical power upgrades
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NewsDiesel emissions slashed
An American port has cut its diesel emissions by an impressive 86% over the last 15 years
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NewsPandemic pollution down
The pandemic has resulted in air pollution benefits for one US port but it can’t afford to rest easy.
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NewsRecord output low emissions
An American port is achieving increased business and reduced emissions all at the same time.
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NewsGreen port upgrade
A US terminal has completed the first stage of an electrification project to make operations greener.
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NewsGigantic electric cranes
Giant electric cranes will enable a US port to handle two ultra-large ships simultaneously.
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NewsBrazil's green ambition
A Brazilian maritime logistics company is developing ways to reduce the environmental impact of its operations over the past decade, helping to make ports cleaner and more energy-efficient.
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NewsZero emissions aim
One Californian port has launched a zero emission project committed to improving air quality.
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NewsClean terminal complete
One of the world's cleanest and technologically advanced terminals has been completed.
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NewsPort funding call
US ports have called for significant investment to be made in US maritime infrastructure.
