Americas GreenPort

Zero-emission trucks at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are growing.

Shore power capability is being doubled at a US port in a bid to improve air quality.

A carbon capture and storage (CCS) hub has been proposed to decarbonise a major US shipping channel.

Marine life is thriving at record levels in waters shared by two US ports.

Four ports in North America are jointly committing to phasing out emissions from seaport-related activities by 2050.

One American port is championing the safekeeping and environmental care of its diverse ecosystems.

Nine RTG cranes are part of one US terminals goal to move to zero emissions equipment by 2030.

Cleaner dray trucks are on the horizon for one US port that aims to replace 20 older models by Earth Day.

The Port of San Diego is making significant moves to advance new clean air and environmental protection strategies.

A single-source terminal and supply chain management solution is being developed to support the emerging offshore wind industry in the US.

Investment in an ultra-low emissions locomotive engine by a Port of Long Beach (POLB) operator will contribute towards the San Pedro Bay Ports Clean Air Action Plan.

A new year brings a new administration in the US and the promise to upgrade ports and ferry systems to support a more sustainable maritime ecosystem.

One of the largest terminal facilities at the Port of Los Angeles has achieved carbon neutral electricity through renewable energy credits (RECs).

Emissions monitoring has been given a boost at a Brazilian port that plans to implement the Environmental Ship Index (ESI).

A Canadian operator has boosted its efficiency and sustainability with the introduction of two new electric ship-to-shore cranes.

The private sector is being asked to solicit proposals to help expand the use of zero-emission technology at the Port of Los Angeles.

A diverse set of environmental objectives is behind one American port winning three sustainability awards this year.

Protecting the whales and local air quality has not only become a top priority for one American port, but also its ocean carriers.

One Californian port has significantly reduced emissions but challenges in adopting clean technology still remain.

The Port of Seattle has committed two year funding to a non-profit strategic alliance which fosters maritime innovation and sustainability.