Environment & Sustainability – Page 40
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NewsH2Ports project on track
Europe’s first port-based hydrogen station moves a step closer with the installation of a tank and compressor at the Port of Valencia
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NewsSingapore’s first ESS
A battery storage system which promises to make port operations more energy-efficient will come into use later this year
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NewsFuture fuel focus
A British port operator reports on its success with future fuel port equipment
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NewsJapanese electric tugboat
A new ABB-powered electric tugboat will be the first of its kind in Japan
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NewsCarbon literacy toolkit
A collaboration between UK and international ports will develop a carbon literacy toolkit
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NewsCanadian hydrogen project
The move towards low carbon gases continues with a new hydrogen pilot project
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NewsHydrogen hinterland plans
Two European ports are strengthening their ties with a hydrogen hinterland network
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NewsDanish green hydrogen
The Port of Esbjerg will use green hydrogen to reduce emissions and improve air quality
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NewsGreener short sea shipping
Zero-emission, remotely operated short sea vessels will bring greener shipping to Europe
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NewsWaste biodiesel plant
A biodiesel plant that converts waste oils and fats into renewable fuel has opened
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NewsLow carbon fuel focus
One port operator is looking to accelerate decarbonisation by using low carbon fuels
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NewsGreen container flow trial
A pilot project to improve container flow is paving the way for carbon footprint reduction
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NewsHybrid-electric port vessel
A hybrid-electric vessel has been built for the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
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NewsDelivering resilient supply chains
As supply chains become more complex, with decentralised production and distribution centres, vessel and cargo owners need two key things: Transparency and clear communication, writes Jason Berman, CCO, S5 Agency World
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NewsGreek energy barges
A new partnership will create floating integrated energy solutions for three non-interconnected Greek islands
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NewsAmmonia terminal expansion
The Port of Rotterdam ammonia import terminal is to be expanded due to demand
