Aberdeen powers up for a greener future

The image shows an high-vis engineer in front of the shore power facilities at Aberdeen

Source: Port of Aberdeen

Scotland’s largest maritime decarbonisation project is now operational at Port of Aberdeen, delivering green shore power to eight berths in the North Harbour.

The initiative marks a major step forward in electrification for the port, allowing ships to switch off fossil-fuel engines while at berth and connect to low-carbon power from the national grid.

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