Environment & Sustainability – Page 55
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NewsRevitalising the forests
A global logistics expert is working to offset its carbon footprint by preserving and revitalising forests in Europe.
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NewsFirst hydrogen inland vessel
European maritime majors plan to build what they claim is the first inland waterway vessel propelled by a hydrogen fuel cell.
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NewsHydrogen port power
Funding is being sought to develop a low carbon hydrogen port project in the UK.
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NewsPort Green Guide
There will soon be a new guide for ports advising them on how to get the best out of going green.
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NewsLithium-ion power expands
One major port equipment player is expanding the reach of its lithium-ion power.
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NewsSolar panel pavement
A Spanish port has installed a pioneering system of solar panels that can be walked and driven on.
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NewsScottish renewables hub
Proposals have been unveiled for Scotland’s largest renewable energy hub.
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NewsCelebrating eco ports
Eight ports were awarded for environmental stewardship at the ESPO Conference Regatta 2021.
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NewsGreen hydrogen plans take shape
Plans for green hydrogen at a Scottish port are firming up following a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
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NewsGreen shipping boost
Inland shipping is being given a green boost with a new electric and AI-driven initiative.
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NewsLNG grows in India
LNG infrastructure is being established at an Indian port aiming to embrace cleaner fuel.
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NewsMinimising oil waste
Port operators can minimise oil waste and maximise fuel savings with smart truck technology.
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NewsElectrification gets closer
Hydrogen and lithium-ion power may move ports closer to total electrification.
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NewsSmart solar power
Solar power is helping a UK company become smarter and greener in its energy use.
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NewsFossil free crane
A Swedish port has a crane which uses fossil-free diesel made of 100% renewable raw materials.
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NewsFaster waterways transit
A logistics firm is setting up a fast, green river-sea route connecting Central Asia directly with Turkey.
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NewsShore power savings
Emissions from cruise ships calling at Malta’s Valetta Grand Harbour are to be slashed by 90%.
