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An Amsterdam port operator has been joined by a major Swedish energy company developing the largest wind farm off the Dutch coast.

A newly-built berthing area at a German port is powered by nineteen solar panels.

In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic and at the beginnings of the road to recovery, three clean tech companies have united to debate environmental efficiency in the post-pandemic era, reports Anne-Marie…

An American port is working on a novel microgrid project to help fuel some of the ports power needs and cut energy costs in the process, writes Anne-Marie Causer

A new project aims to create the first joint infrastructure for the sustainable and cost-effective transport of liquefied carbon dioxide extracted using Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology.

Major investment in shore power infrastructure at German port facilities will help diversify technology use and reduce operational emissions.

Plans have been announced to construct the first purpose-built offshore wind port in the US to help an east coast state fulfil its plan to achieve 100% clean energy by 2050.

New research finds no port in the world has installed ship to shore power without public funding or subsidy - a huge barrier to uptake in the UK.

A Belgian-Dutch consortium has launched a project to examine the feasibility of Carbon Capture & Utilisation/Storage (CCUS) with the potential to potential to cut CO2 emissions in port areas 30% by 2030.

Smart energy technologies will be piloted at a UK port to improve air quality, reduce carbon emissions and facilitate the electrification of port operations.

The largest solar manufacturer in the US is set to be given a business boost by a port authority in the south of the country.

The hydrogen economy is gathering momentum with plans to take a green hydrogen plant into operation as early as 2023.

An offshore wind base is being established at an Irish port to supply future offshore wind farms and help scale up production in the region.

A report on the electric shipping market reveals steady growth but also outlines the challenges that will lie ahead for the sector.

Plastic awareness is greater than ever, but tackling plastic waste remains critical for ports working towards greater sustainability, writes Rebecca Jeffrey

Singapore is injecting S$600,000 of funding into new start-ups which are working on smart port solutions to help bring their new products to market.

Belgium based dredging giant Jan De Nuls latest Ultra-Low Emission vessel (ULEv) has arrived in home waters to commence green maintenance dredging at Flemish ports.

New research says that methanol is now available in 100 ports globally which could help with its potential uptake as an alternative fuel.

Shoreside power will be installed at a Norwegian port to help it move towards zero-emission operations.

Five Singapore and two Japanese companies have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to study how hydrogen as a low-carbon alternative can contribute to a clean and sustainable energy future for…