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The Port Authority of Valencia (Valenciaport) is playing a key part in driving down transport emissions in Spain by enabling the supply of LNG to ships.

New Fortress Energy Inc. has acquired two companies in the LNG sector and announced it will develop an LNG terminal and gas-fired power plant at a port in Brazil.

A hydrogen super hub could be built at ABPs Port of Southampton to support and facilitate the decarbonisation of local industry and transport.

Park-Line Aqua will supply the uniform shore-based power system for inland shipping and river cruises for a group of European ‘shore-based power parties’.

Gaussin has delivered seven APM 75T HE fully electric port tractors to a New Zealand port operator to help it align itself to the country’s 2019 ‘zero carbon’ law.

One Spanish LNG terminal will boost its eco credentials by only using green power from now on, following a deal with an energy company.

A major energy port in the US has joined SEA-LNG to further its commitment to environmental stewardship.

Electric and hydrogen terminal tractors will be developed under a new partnership to address growing demand for environmentally sustainable solutions in port, terminal and distribution centre markets.

A contract has been awarded to build a 700kW/2,400 kWh solar-powered microgrid infrastructure project for the Port of San Diego.

A new LNG bunkering barge will start servicing the Port of Antwerp and wider region from February 2021 to support cleaner shipping.

Finnish state-owned gas company Gasum has carried out a German port’s first LNG bunkering operation as the company continues to expand its bunkering services towards continental Europe.

The transition to carbon free shipping was the focus for The Motorship’s first Propulsion and Future Fuels Live conference.

The first LNG bunkering at the Port of Almería in Spain has been carried out as part of a plan to reduce emissions and support sustainable operations.

Endesa plans to invest up to €34.5m in LNG at a Spanish port to establish the main LNG bunkering port in the country and further its decarbonisation and energy transition strategy.

LNG investment in Australia has taken a significant step forward with the signing of a site lease for a major LNG port project.

The first ship to ship (STS) LNG bunkering in Malaysia has been carried out at Johor Port (Pasir Gudang).

SOHAR Port and Freezone plans to become the first green hydrogen hub in Oman by producing carbon-free green hydrogen using low-cost solar power to help fuel clean vehicles and cut onsite emissions.

Up to US$9.2bn could be invested in a US renewable fuel port project currently undergoing a feasibility study.

Poland’s Port of Szczecin has conducted its first LNG bunkering operation to promote the use of LNG in the Baltic region

Plans for an LNG terminal in Wilhelmshaven, Germany are being re-evaluated with hydrogen identified as a potential future focus.