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GreenPort Congress is a meeting place for the port community to discuss and learn the latest in sustainable environmental practice. It offers ways to reduce their carbon footprint and be more sensitive to environmental considerations, both of which are vital to future success.
Celebrating the strength of the GreenPort network
Some of the best conversations are held and business deals struck up over a glass of wine or two
Plugging in to protect the planet
The second day at GreenPort Congress saw a sit down discussion on shore power contracts and getting commitment to implementation
A pivotal moment for EU port strategy
Policy drives everything, but strategy is the action that makes things happen
Tackling port challenges with natural solutions
A hot topic at GreenPort Congress was how nature-based solutions can make port practices more tangible and practical, while protecting natural ecosystems
Getting smarter with port infrastructure
Infrastructure, or moreover harbouring the future of it for a stronger port system was a central topic at GreenPort Congress
Ports urged to think globally, act locally
The 20th anniversary of the GreenPort Congress kicked off in Malta with a clear message – think globally, act locally
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Ammonia pipeline study shows potential
A new study finds ammonia pipeline from North Sea Port feasible but rail and waterways remain essential
EXCLUSIVE: Bilbao’s plan for sustainable cruise growth
An important feature of the port’s environmental strategy is installing onshore power systems at several of the docks in the port
Ramping up provision for alternative fuels
North Sea Port’s work on readiness for alternative fuels has been assessed with reference to International Association of Ports and Harbours (IAPH) standards
EXCLUSIVE: Readiness without demand? The energy transition challenge
A candid assessment of where ports currently stand on the energy transition and what must change if the sector is to move to scaled implementation
WATCH: Immingham focuses in on bio-methanol
The Port of Immingham has launched the UK’s first commercial bio-methanol bunkering service for vessels
WATCH: Hydrogen pilot targets port infrastructure
Duiker’s AMMONEX system addresses a central challenge in scaling green hydrogen production: Efficient transport and local availability.
Klaipėda green H2 project begins testing
Lithuania’s first green hydrogen port facility is entering its testing phase ahead of commissioning
Electric ferry project targets port emissions
Three new electric ferries are being built to support port electrification and reduce port emissions in Hamburg
