Environment & Sustainability – Page 57
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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.
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NewsElectric ferries for carbon neutrality
Electric powered passenger ferries are being built to help accelerate carbon neutrality in Portugal.
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NewsPioneering hydrogen marine power
A pioneer in the field of hydrogen power for shipping is equipping a major European port with both vessels and infrastructure needed so it can embrace the eco-friendly fuel, writes Anne-Marie Causer
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NewsSuez ships accelerate digitalisation
The Suez Canal congestion is accelerating the uptake of digitalisation in European ports.
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NewsFirst hydrogen cargo vessel cleans up Paris
The world’s first commercial hydrogen-fuelled cargo transport vessel will help cut emissions in Paris.
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NewsLNG packs industry punch
Cross-industry coalition SEA-LNG is growing with a new member that is investing in port LNG infrastructure.
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NewsLeading the charge in digitalisation
The pandemic and modern challenges have rapidly increased the embrace of digital adoption in every industry and ports are no different.
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NewsShore power analysis aids sustainability
Shore power analysis is in place at a Danish port to help cut emissions and boost sustainability.
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NewsRevolutionising operations by starting small
The terminal of the future is a phrase that has grown in prevalence over the last decade, writes Mark Nailer, Maritime Manager EMEA, Midstream Lighting.
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NewsCleaning up contaminated soils
Contaminated soils are being recycled into construction materials by a new chemical cleaner.
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NewsLNG tugs cut emissions in Pakistan
LNG tugs will ensure cleaner and greener operations at a port in Pakistan.
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NewsUpping the ante in automation
Increased AutoShuttles will increase efficiency at Australia’s first fully automated container terminal.
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NewsOil recycling goes full circle
The circular economy is playing an increasingly important role in the decarbonisation agenda for ports and Ecoslops is a driving force, writes Rebecca Jeffrey.
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NewsFossil-free green fuel trucks
Fossil-free trucks will enable port and terminal operators to reduce their carbon footprint.
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NewsGearing up for offshore energy
Green port infrastructure will be developed at a UK port to meet the needs of the offshore energy industry.
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NewsPorts must plan for climate change
Ports must plan and implement climate change adaptation measures as soon as possible.
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NewsEU ports renew green commitment
European ports are reaffirming their commitment to adhere to the only port-specific environmental standard.
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NewsEmissions offsetting first
One energy company is using emissions offsetting in its LNG bunkering operation for the first time.
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NewsLNG bunkering availability widens
One European port is now able to offer LNG bunkering throughout its premises thanks to a new LNG bunker barge.
