Energy & Technology – Page 7
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NewsHydrogen ferry completed
Work on the ‘world’s first’ hydrogen powered ferry has been completed.
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NewsOffshore wind investment
New investment will support a major offshore wind port under development in the US.
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NewsWind hub development
Talks have begun to prepare a Polish port to be a future offshore wind hub.
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NewsWind ambitions
Renewable energy is gaining ground in Europe with an ambitious wind power project.
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NewsSpeedy sustainable transport
A new container transport solution aims to reduce environmental impact and congestion at ports.
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NewsShore power drive
North European ports are committing to provide shore power to large container vessels by 2028.
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NewsLandmark electric tug
New Zealand ports will benefit from cleaner air thanks to ''Sparky'' the electric tug.
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NewsPort energy pioneers
The role ports are already playing in global energy transition is crucial, but they need to up the pace.
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NewsCutting energy consumption
Vacuum mooring technology is helping reduce energy consumption at ports.
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NewsSolar panel pavement
A Spanish port has installed a pioneering system of solar panels that can be walked and driven on.
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NewsScottish renewables hub
Proposals have been unveiled for Scotland’s largest renewable energy hub.
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NewsElectrification gets closer
Hydrogen and lithium-ion power may move ports closer to total electrification.
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NewsSmart solar power
Solar power is helping a UK company become smarter and greener in its energy use.
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NewsHydrogen powered tractor
A green powered tractor is testing the potential of hydrogen as a cleaner port fuel.
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NewsClean tech investment
A port equipment expert is spending €20 million to up its capacity in producing clean technology.
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NewsOffshore wind focus
Harbour redevelopment at a French port will enable offshore wind development.
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NewsDoubling shore power
San Diego is doubling shore power capability to improve air quality and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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NewsRussia gets wind powered
Russia’s largest terminals in the Azov Black Sea region will be switching to wind power in 2022.
