Latest News – Page 2
-
NewsBP bows out, but Rotterdam’s biofuel ambitions go on
BP has abandoned its plans for a biofuels plan at Europoort, but there is still other development in the pipeline
-
NewsSan Diego Port advances electrification
Electrification at the Port of San Diego is significantly reducing emissions and improving community health
-
NewsEXCLUSIVE: How AI is reshaping green port operations
Awake.AI has spent the past seven years helping ports and terminals reimagine what’s possible when AI is applied with purpose
-
NewsPorts urged to act now on climate threats
A new report details how rising sea levels, extreme weather and regulatory pressures are placing billions of dollars at risk each year
-
NewsMethanol innovation for port decarbonisation
The TURBO-METH project will trial PuriFire Energy’s green methanol technology
-
NewsNigerian ports shift to an electric future
A new memorandum of understanding (MOU) sets a framework for port electrification across Nigeria
-
NewsA Maldives first in shore power
A shore power order signed between Cavotec and Mohan Mutha Group will help reduce emissions at ports in the Maldives
-
NewsZero-emission inland shipping launched
A Dutch initiative is launching zero-emission inland container transport using swappable battery-powered vessels
-
NewsHeysham Port leads green transition
Heysham Port is set to become the UK’s first green shipping corridor with full shorepower by 2026
-
NewsMethanol could fuel Irish ferries of the future
The Dublin-Holyhead shortsea shipping route has been identified as a leading candidate to trial methanol
-
NewsPlatinum rating boosts Konecranes sustainability drive
Konecranes has been placed in the top 1% of more than 100,000 companies assessed globally for sustainability performance
-
NewsIMO Net Zero Framework vote crucial for ports
The International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) is calling for urgent adoption of the IMO Net Zero Framework (NZF)
-
NewsTyne showcases its future port vessel fleet
The Artemis EF-12 Pilot vessel has completed a demo on the River Thames, ahead of joining Tyne’s vessel fleet in 2026
-
NewsEXCLUSIVE: The power behind Malta’s green port strategy
As the host port for the GreenPort Congress this year, the Port of Valletta stands out as a case study in ambition, planning and collaboration
-
NewsBaltic ports map their green future
Two new roadmaps outline practical pathways to climate-neutral operations across the Baltic Sea region
-
NewsTyne unveils its green energy park plans
With a kilometre-long redeveloped quay, the 230-acre Tyne Clean Energy Park will provide similar benefits to freeports
-
NewsElectrification powers Kiel’s green future
The Port of Kiel has now completed the final phase of construction on its extensive shore power infrastructure
-
NewsAlicante Port launches hydrogen initiative
The Port of Alicante has launched a consultation to develop a green hydrogen plant, as part of a wider sustainability and innovation strategy
-
NewsHybrid RTGs power Canary Islands growth
Operaciones Portuarias Canarias S.A. (OPCSA) has ordered eight hybrid RTG cranes from Konecranes
-
NewsShipping nears a tipping point on emissions
New DNV data reveals a tipping point between fleet readiness, port infrastructure and alternative fuel availability
