ALTERNATIVE FUELS GREENPORT

New alliance drives port e-fuels potential

Hitachi has partnered up with the UK’s Port of Tyne to help expedite the port’s growing role as a clean energy and low-carbon logistics hub and the region’sambitions to reach net zero.

A truck positioned on the quayside at Port of Tyne

Hitachi has partnered up with the UK’s Port of Tyne to help expedite the port’s growing role as a clean energy and low-carbon logistics hub and the region’sambitions to reach net zero.

Tags: Alternative Fuels e-fuels Green Logistics port infrastructure Port of Tyne

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