Environment & Sustainability – Page 26
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NewsPatrick Terminals in large hybrid straddle carrier order
Kalmar is to supply ten new hybrid straddle carriers to Patrick Terminals in Melbourne, Australia
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NewsGreen fuel platform under way at Le Havre
The world’s first industrial-scale low- and zero-carbon fuel platform is set to launch at Le Havre
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NewsMPA joins key green shipping alliance
MPA joins green corridor initiative in a ‘significant step forward’ towards deeper collaboration between industry and Singapore’s port regulator
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NewsAlicante partners up for a greener cruise future
Alicante Cruise Port is placing sustainability at the heart of its strategy.
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NewsBringing the green shipping and ports sectors together
Green Ports & Shipping Congress will bring both sectors together to address climate change
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NewsAlt fuels bolster Rotterdam’s market position
Rotterdam is making major progress in energy transition and bolstering its market position at the same time
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NewsWellington to get its own biofuel supplier
NZ’s Port of Wellington will soon be able to supply biofuels to customers
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NewsShore power first at Netherlands terminal
Rotterdam Shortsea Terminals (RST) and Samskip have joined forces to drive down CO2 emissions
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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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NewsIAPH and IMO ink port sector partnership
A partnership between IAPH and IMO will focus on helping developing nations strengthen their port sectors
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NewsDigital partners aim for net zero on the Thames
RightShip and the Port of London Authority are partnering up to get to net zero
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NewsCargo is getting cleaner with the energy transition
The nature of cargo is changing with the energy transition
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NewsAmsterdam moves to extend its alt fuels offering
The Port of Amsterdam is to benefit from a ready supply of biomethanol by truck
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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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NewsAutomotive shipping turns to biofuels
Transporting cars on ships running on biofuel will save around 9,000 tonnes of CO2 per year, says Volvo
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NewsEU port trepidation over shore power regulations
This week the European Parliament will formalise two important port regulations on alt fuels and shore power
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NewsSpanish port instrumental in wind power vessel fit out
Bilbao has become the installation site of the largest suction sails in the world
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NewsUK port to investigate the potential of green hydrogen
A new partnership is investigating the potential of green hydrogen to decarbonise port operations
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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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NewsShore-based power success for tanker
An oil tanker has successfully connected to shore-based power at a Swedish port
