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France’s first liquefied biomethane (BioLNG) production unit could be established at a French port.

Ammonia will be explored as a clean shipping fuel with a new collaboration.

Ports and terminals will feel the green benefits of a new shipping drive to embrace sustainable marine biofuels.

One port in Spain is proving its ability to accommodate large LNG-powered vessels.

A project to develop ammonia propelled ships and support the maritime industry’s drive to decarbonisation has been joined by a major port authority in Asia.

Shoreham Port has partnered with a green hydrogen developer with the aim of creating a 20MW green hydrogen hub by 2024.

HHLA is continuing the electrification of the worlds only climate-neutral container handling facility.

Construction of a new railway line and ethanol storage tanks at the Port of Amsterdam will help make operations more sustainable.

A plant to produce blue hydrogen on a large scale could be operational at the Netherlands Port of Den Helder by 2027.

LNG bunkering at ports is set to become more efficient with new guidance on the safe handling of LNG-fuelled vessels.