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The Port of Hamburg says that inland navigation and river-sea-shipping must be taken advantage of in order to achieve a more sustainable multi-modal transport system in the Baltic Sea Region.

An energy subsidiary and sustainable fuels company are working together to make European inland shipping more environmentally-friendly.

In the summer of last year Antwerp Port Authority decided to invest €1.4 million over the next three years to support seven projects aimed at streamlining port-related transport and making it more…

The Port of Helsinki is balancing out nominal rises in port charges with a new green incentive for 2018.

Associated British Ports says it plans to build a further 20MW of solar arrays which will make it one of the largest corporate solar power producers in the UK.

Guadeloupe Ports Caraïbes has won the ESPO Award 2017 for its engagement with the city and wider community.

DP World London Gateway reduced its carbon emissions by 28% in 2016 earning the operator continued certification to The Planet Mark sustainability programme.

A German logistics expert is upping its use of inland waterway vessels as a greener alternative to truck transfers.

Marseille Fos released its 2016 results which show a total cargo of 81m tonnes and a spike in passenger numbers with 2.7m visitors overall and 1.6m cruise visitors.

The Port of London Authority (PLA) unveiled its vision to increase freight and passenger transport on the Thames while making the river cleaner at its recent environmental conference.