Green Ports and Shipping Congress identifies and prioritises the areas that ports-based organisations and shipping companies need to work together on for their mutual advantage to reduce emissions.
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Some good news on the pace on maritime decarbonization has to be sobered by the scale of the transition needed to bring new fuels and technologies into wide use globally, panelists told the Green Ports & Shipping Congress on 9 May.
Drives to reduce ship carbon emissions are increasingly the target of digital tools and software in bids to both increase efficiency and look for ways to save money, according to panelists at the Green Ports & Shipping Congress on 9 May.
The country’s second largest port operator wants to create green hydrogen and ammonia production facilities
Environmental and engineering consultancy Ricardo says that hydrogen will have a limted role to play
Malaysia’s Port Klang has successfully bunkered its first B24 biofuel service
Stolthaven Terminals has been selected as the potential operator for Brazil’s first green ammonia export terminal
Hyliko has unveiled France’s first dedicated hydrogen truck centre under its vision for zero-emissions haulage
The Port of Seattle and cruise company Carnival Corporation are teaming up on a biofuel pilot