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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 foot print and be more sensitive to environmental considerations, both of which are vital to future success.
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Don’t miss out on our 20% Early Bird discount on the delegate rate – that’s a saving of almost €500 on your Congress pass when you secure your place before 5th September 2025.
Maximise your impact at GreenPort Congress 2025
The 20th edition of GreenPort Congress brings together senior executives to explore the latest developments in sustainable growth and environmental best practice across seaports, terminals, and their associated logistics supply chains.
See Malta’s maritime breakthrough firsthand
To celebrate the 20th edition of GreenPort Congress, delegates will have the opportunity to pick between two unique tours of Malta’s ports and harbours.
ESPO, FEPORT, CLECAT and IAPH in action
GreenPort Congress continues to be the leading forum for key stakeholders in the port sector to discuss sustainability.
Ground-breaking new guide on Nature-Based Solutions
Haskoning highlight how Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) can address port challenges
5 reasons to attend GreenPort Congress
Learn, Collaborate, Explore and Experience – 2 events for the price of 1!
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Scottish shorepower project wins award
The Port of Aberdeen has won a sustainability award for its pioneering shorepower project
Port of Southampton trials emissions capture
STAX is to debut its emissions capture system in Southampton, advancing port decarbonisation without costly retrofits
EXCLUSIVE: Ports key to Europe’s multifaceted ambitions
Isabelle Ryckbost of ESPO gives us a clear overview of where European policy is at and how this will affect ports
Shorepower for containers in Scandinavia
The Port of Helsingborg is to install Scandinavia’s first shorepower facility for container vessels by 2026
Hamburg pioneers mandating shorepower
The Port of Hamburg is leading Europe with early shorepower adoption, mandating its use for cruise ships by 2027
UK funding boost for hydrogen power hub
ELIRE’s hydrogen-powered floating hub has secured funding for its autumn launch in Greenwich, UK
Decarbonising Hamburg’s vessel fleet
Not all vessels can be electrified so Hamburg Fleet is trialling the use of Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil
Mitsui acquires Scottish energy port
The deal sees Mitsui & Co. Europe Ltd and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd acquire 100% of the Port of Nigg
