Environment & Sustainability – Page 53
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NewsClever mooring reduces emissions
The first automated mooring system in Sweden should drastically reduce CO2 emissions.
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NewsAutomated mooring accessibility
The world’s first subscription-based automated mooring service has launched.
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NewsWind ambitions
Renewable energy is gaining ground in Europe with an ambitious wind power project.
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NewsBioLNG exploration
France’s first liquefied biomethane (BioLNG) production unit could be established at a French port.
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NewsGreen port challenge
Scotland is growing increasingly impatient over its stalled green ports initiative.
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NewsOptimised cargo efficiency
IoT technology is enabling a UK port to optimise cargo movement bringing about efficiency savings
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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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NewsLNG project progress
Clean fuel options in Germany are growing with the development of an LNG terminal project.
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NewsHydrogen help
A new publication addresses the uncertainties surrounding hydrogen as a ship fuel.
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NewsMeasuring pollution gets high-tech
Many technological solutions related to seaports have emerged in recent years and, in particular, many tools have been developed to measure pollution from maritime activity, writes Mikel Iceta, Kunak
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NewsPort call first
The world’s first digitally controlled port arrival will help cut carbon emissions from ships.
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NewsHydrogen cuts emissions
Hydrogen will help one European port reduce carbon emissions from trucks.
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NewsShorepower boosts greener cruising
The Government of Malta is installing new shore power at Valletta Cruise Port to preserve the local environment and enhance the attractiveness of visiting cruise ships.
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NewsGoing carbon neutral
Carbon neutral ambitions are being supported by one ambitious freight company.
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NewsSustainability step
The British Ports Association (BPA) has taken a major step towards sustainability.
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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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NewsDecarbonising ports
In this Q&A GreenPort talks to Richard Marsh, partner at law firm BDB Pitmans, about ports’ routes to decarbonisation
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NewsFinancing decarbonisation
Just how much money is needed to finance the decarbonisation of shipping?
