Latest News – Page 60
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NewsDeveloping green methanol
A renewable power to green methanol plant is to be developed at a Scottish port.
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NewsGreen global benchmark
The brains behind an ambitious green port project aim to set a global benchmark in marine environmental management.
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NewsSolar energy expansion
Solar energy is being ramped up at a European port as part of a climate-neutral agenda.
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NewsPort funding call
US ports have called for significant investment to be made in US maritime infrastructure.
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NewsHydrogen ambitions
A planned hydrogen production facility will support a US port’s carbon neutral ambitions.
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NewsResponsible dredging
Vancouver Fraser Port Authority is demonstrating how to care for the environment when dredging.
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NewsEnvironmental responsibility
Environmental responsibility is high on the agenda for one conscientious US port authority.
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NewsGreening supply chains
Greener inland supply chain operations is the goal of a new collaborative project.
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NewsElectric trucks funding
Funding has been approved for electric trucks that will support greener operations at a US port.
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NewsHydrogen ferry completed
Work on the ‘world’s first’ hydrogen powered ferry has been completed.
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NewsCarbon transparency grows
The largest operator of port and maritime logistics in the Brazilian market has joined the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP).
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NewsDecarbonising digitally
Ports are exploring creating their own digital assets to reach decarbonisation goals.
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NewsEnhanced gas network
A middle eastern port group has embarked on a nationwide upgrade to ensure non-stop gas supply for customers.
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NewsGuiding LNG investment
Action is being taken to help port authorities determine where to invest in LNG.
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NewsGreen hydrogen investment
Sustainable solutions for green hydrogen use in ports will be explored in a new partnership.
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NewsShore power action
Decarbonisation plans are progressing steadily at a European port with a shore power project.
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NewsBlue ammonia demand
EU demand for blue ammonia transportation and distribution could be met by a new initiative.
