Baltic ports map their green future

The image shows an overhead shot of the Port of Umeå

Source: The Swedish Maritime Administration (SMA)/Sjöfartsverket

Baltic ports are setting ambitious goals to become sustainable ports through new roadmaps focused on alternative fuels and port infrastructure.

Two strategic documents, developed under the EU-funded Blue Supply Chains project, outline practical pathways to climate-neutral operations across the Baltic Sea region.

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