Environment & Sustainability – Page 31
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NewsPush to help developing countries reduce emissions
A new agreement between IMO, MPA and Norway will help developing countries reduce port and shipping emissions
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NewsFirst order for Kalmar’s heavy electric forklift
Austrian rail logistics service provider Innofreight has placed the first order for Kalmar’s latest heavy electric forklift
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NewsWorking with the local community
Tallinn is working to integrate the port with the local community in order to create a friendly urban environment
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NewsGreen hydrogen milestone for short sea feeder vessels
Samskip will launch next-generation zero emission short sea container vessels
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NewsStudy details the potential of methanol for shipping
A NABU study on methanol outlines its potential for decarbonisation and cleaner transportation
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NewsCalifornian ports look to hydrogen
Californian ports are looking to state funding to test out the benefits of the fuel
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NewsUS and Japan team up for greener shipping
The Port of Los Angeles is teaming up with two Japanese ports to clean up shipping
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NewsEmissions crackdown hots up with solar
A new solar farm at PSA Mumbai will reduce emissions by 10,000 tonnes per year
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NewsPaving the way for green methanol corridors
Ports are securing new income streams by working together with producers of sustainable methanol
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NewsAmerican ports step up offshore wind commitment
America’s ports and leaders will share best practice on building offshore wind infrastructure
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NewsReaping the potential of onshore wind at ports
The UK’s Humber ports could soon become home to onshore wind turbines
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NewsFreeport East sets out green hydrogen vision
Freeport East says it has an important role to play in green hydrogen production
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NewsBremerhaven cuts ‘last mile’ emissions using HVO
Shunt trains at the seaport are running on Hydro-treated Vegetable Oil (HVO)
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NewsH2 semitrailer truck in German first
Germany’s first 40 tonne H2-powered semitrailer truck has taken to the roads
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NewsResponsible marine construction
There is an urgent need for marine infrastructure construction projects to become more sustainable
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NewsPort opts for sustainable multi-purpose work boat
The Port of Lowestoft has a new workboat for litter, debris and vegetation collection
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NewsUsing smart grid technology to decarbonise
Ports are using smart grid technology and energy storage to decarbonise their activities
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NewsElectric truck fleet breaks Nordic records
DFDS has put 20 electric trucks into service at the Port of Gothenburg
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NewsFrance ramps up its biofuels logistics chain
Logistics operators are looking to the Seine for sustainable biofuels distribution
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NewsPLA in net-zero milestone
The Port of London Authority has reached a major milestone in its Net Zero journey, halving emissions ahead of target
