Latest News – Page 2
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: A new era for Mozambique’s Maputo Port
DP World’s expansion project signals an era of new technology and renewable energy at Maputo port
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NewsScottish shorepower project wins award
The Port of Aberdeen has won a sustainability award for its pioneering shorepower project
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NewsJiaxing Port deploys H2 truck fleet
Jiaxing Port is deploying 100 hydrogen trucks, cutting emissions and costs and boosting China’s green freight leadership
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NewsPort of Southampton trials emissions capture
STAX is to debut its emissions capture system in Southampton, advancing port decarbonisation without costly retrofits
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NewsNSW ports achieve shorepower milestone
The Port Authority of NSW has reduced Scope 2 emissions to zero, advancing sustainability with investment in shorepower
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NewsElectric hydrofoils propel port decarbonisation
Electric vessels powered by hydrofoiling e-propulsion, are proving to be game-changers in the quest for port decarbonisation
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: 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
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NewsPort of Seattle advances hydrogen
The Port of Seattle is exploring hydrogen fuel to cut emissions and boost resilience
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NewsVoltSafe powers sustainable marina upgrade
The Port of San Diego has launched a US$250K VoltSafe pilot to promote sustainable marina electrification technology
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NewsBarcelona’s milestone in bioLNG cruise bunkering
The Port of Barcelona has achieved its first ship-to-ship bioLNG bunkering for a cruise vessel
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NewsJapan unveils zero emission port tug project
Japan has unveiled plans for its first pure battery-powered electric tug for the ports of Yokohama and Kawasaki
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Boosting port performance with electrification
Porto Itapoá’s bold equipment strategy is anchored in its adoption of electric and hybrid port equipment
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NewsUS energy ports fight Trump’s funding cuts
The AAPA is urging Congress to reverse deep cuts to US port infrastructure detrimental to energy exports
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NewsWork begins on Klaipėda’s green hydrogen station
Next spring, Klaipėda will become the first port in Lithuania and the Baltic States to produce green hydrogen
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NewsSolar powered push towards electrification
Spain’s Port of Bilbao is installing new solar power plants to support its electrification and shorepower goals
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NewsShorepower for containers in Scandinavia
The Port of Helsingborg is to install Scandinavia’s first shorepower facility for container vessels by 2026
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NewsHamburg pioneers mandating shorepower
The Port of Hamburg is leading Europe with early shorepower adoption, mandating its use for cruise ships by 2027
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NewsUK funding boost for hydrogen power hub
ELIRE’s hydrogen-powered floating hub has secured funding for its autumn launch in Greenwich, UK
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NewsIndia unveils green hydrogen plant
India has commissioned a 1 MW green hydrogen plant at Kandla Port to advance sustainable maritime infrastructure
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NewsOakland Port joins whale initiative
The Port of Oakland is to become ambassador to a whale protection programme, encouraging vessels to reduce speed
