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Three Baltic ports have made it possible for ferries to connect to shore power on all routes.

New large-scale floating offshore wind ports and factories could be built in the UK.

A Danish port will play a key part in the construction of a major Baltic offshore wind farm.

Vacuum mooring technology is helping reduce energy consumption at ports.

Two autonomous battery-electric ro-ro vessels under construction in India will help cut shipping emissions in Norway when launched.

The latest in shore technology is to service a high-speed ferry at Estonia’s Port of Tallinn helping one operator achieve its emissions targets.

Blockchain technology, artificial intelligence and high-frequency commodity trading have been combined in a single platform for the first time with the testing of a new cost-cutting energy platform.

An EU-financed project will investigate how used batteries from the transport sector can be reused for energy storage in ports.

The second newbuild all electric ferry in Denmark will be equipped with an energy storage system (ESS) from Corvus Energy.

A Danish port has welcomed a government proposal to establish an offshore wind island hub.

A 250kW energy storage demonstrator will be built at a Scottish port to demonstrate its speed of response as global efforts to develop renewable energy continue.

Offshore wind components have arrived at a Belgian port as part of a challenge to keep the construction of a new offshore wind farm on schedule amidst the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Three new battery hybrid ferries are being built to help one operator clean up Ro-Ro cargo routes on the Baltic Sea.

Siemens has built a turnkey onshore power supply at the Hamburg Altona cruise terminal, the first European system of its type to adjust the frequency of the local distribution grid to any…

A project which aims to safely and efficiently produce clean hydrogen in Australia and transport it to Japan has secured a new partner to help it fulfil its goal.

Eidesvik Offshore, Wärtsilä Norway and DNV GL are closing the FellowSHIP research project which has explored the use of marine battery, hybrid and fuel cell technology for over 15 years.

A battery powered electric ferry has won an award at the Electric and Hybrid Marine World Expo for Propulsion System of the Year.