Americas
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NewsTrans-Pacific green corridor moves forward
The world’s first Trans-Pacific green corridor plan is moving ahead
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NewsDriving down crane emissions in the Americas
Container terminals in the Americas are benefitting from the Konecranes ecolifting approach
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NewsLos Angeles makes clear air progress
The Port of Los Angeles is making significant progress towards its clear air ambitions
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NewsPorto Itapoá becomes ‘zero landfill’ terminal
A ‘zero landfill’ terminal in Brazil is recycling organic waste to eliminate CO2 emissions
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NewsA game changer in electric vessel charging?
Crowley and the Port of San Diego are breaking new ground in shoreside charging
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NewsPort of Santos moves to electric cranes
DP World is accelerating its adoption of renewable energy at Brazil’s Port of Santos
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NewsOakland budget puts sustainability first
The Port of Oakland is funding a range of electrification and zero-emissions initiatives
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NewsSeattle ramps up its shore power capacity
The Port of Seattle has expanded availability of shore-based power for cruise ships
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NewsMethanol tug first will clean up Canadian shipping lanes
Two new methanol powered tugs will be helping reduce CO2 emisions in Canada
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NewsUSA fixes sights on blue ammonia production
The USA is fast becoming a centre point for blue ammonia
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NewsOakland invests in geothermal energy
A Californian port has committed to 12 years’ worth of geothermal energy, providing 10% of the port’s energy needs
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NewsCanadian ports biofuel case study
A report into low carbon fuel production and use at ports across Canada is set to further the country’s decarbonisation efforts
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NewsVancouver to use hydrogen trucks to decarbonise
Canada’s Port of Vancouver will be decarbonising with hydrogen
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NewsDetroit begins work on net-zero plan
A 12 month project begins at the Port of Detroit to create a plan to reach net-zero by 2040
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NewsMeasures to reduce equipment emissions approved
The Port of Oakland has approved measures that will help reduce emissions from cargo handling equipment at the TraPac marine terminal
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NewsCalifornia puts its money on offshore wind
A proposed US$4.7 billion offshore wind project could help California meet the US’s decarbonisation targets
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NewsTeaming up to develop port energy infrastructure
A new cooperative agreement between the ports of Rotterdam and Pecém will explore port development and decarbonisation
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NewsMethanol bunkering first for the Port of Houston
Barge-to-ship methanol bunkering has taken place on the US Gulf Coast
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NewsHarnessing green hydrogen from Niagara
A Canadian port is investigating the benefits of green hydrogen
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NewsGeorgia invests in new RTGs
New hybrid RTGs will help the Port of Savannah handle larger neopanamax container ships
