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EXCLUSIVE: Asyaport: The port that powers itself
Onshore power is the cornerstone of a long-term strategy to eliminate emissions, electrify operations and catalyse systemic change at Asyaport
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PODCAST: Ports at the heart of the energy transition
We talk to Edvard Molitor, head of international public affairs and sustainability at the Port of Gothenburg, live from the GreenPort Congress 2025
PODCAST: Maximising efficiency one grab at a time
Nemag port equipment is helping shorten vessel turnaround times, cut energy use and lower maintenance costs
PODCAST: Navigating the shift towards electric
Hyster is at the forefront of electric port equipment and terminal decarbonisation
EXCLUSIVE: Asyaport: The port that powers itself
Onshore power is the cornerstone of a long-term strategy to eliminate emissions, electrify operations and catalyse systemic change at Asyaport
Turning roads into clean power plants
Road Energy Production System (REPS) transform existing road surfaces into clean power plants, capturing the lost energy from vehicles
EU funding for HAROPA’s shore power strategy
HAROPA Port is the only entity selected under EU funding to electrify both maritime and inland port shore power infrastructure
WATCH: BP drops Teesside hydrogen plan
BP has withdrawn its Teesside UK hydrogen and carbon capture application, citing major changes affecting the project’s viability
Duisburg plans new ammonia hub
LBC Tank Terminals Group (LBC) and duisport have signed an MoU to develop an inland ammonia terminal
Bilbao’s hydrogen-powered terminal tractor
The port is hosting real-world testing of the H2TowTractor, which is equipped with a retrofit kit that can be easily installed on existing vehicles
EXCLUSIVE: Building a resilient Europe: No pay, no cure?
Isabelle Ryckbost at ESPO takes a deep dive into whether European investment for ports will match future needs
Shipping nears a tipping point on emissions
New DNV data reveals a tipping point between fleet readiness, port infrastructure and alternative fuel availability
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
