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By land and sea, GreenPort Congress America attendees saw the environmental achievements and operations of Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore to close out their conference experience.

A collaborative approach to tackling the worldwide environmental challenges facing ports, shipping and suppliers: the outcome of GreenPort Congress America 2018.

Attendees to see first-hand how Baltimore has become one of America’s greenest ports.

After a successful GreenPort Congress America in Baltimore, the next edition of the conference will return to Europe, Valencia in October 2018.

American and International ports discuss their successes with those attending day two in Baltimore.

Further discussions on building a global partnership to improve port and shipping green credentials, follow on the success of day one of GreenPort Congress America 2018.

Following the Lieutenant Governor and Mr Fitzgerald, sustainability, resilience and cooperation were highlighted as key themes on day one.

Lieutenant Governor Boyd K Rutherford welcomed delegates from 14 countries to the first North America conference.

Day one to focus on a wide range of environmental and sustainability topics.

Attendees of GreenPort Congress America, met for the first-time last night at the Welcome Reception.

Tim Van Wormer has worked for the Port of Portland for over 25 years and has worked in the design profession for over 30 years.Tim has a Master’s degree in Urban Planning,…

GreenPort Congress America starts tonight with the Welcome Reception

Network with major organisations and key stakeholders including: Ports America Chesapeake, Tradepoint Atlantic, Karmar, Maryland Environmental Services, Diesel Technology Forum, Nascent, Bollinger, Dewberry, Taylor North East and Anchor QEA.

Joe Greco is the Director of Planning and Business Development for Ports America Chesapeake. Joe has a diverse background with a maritime career that extends twenty two years and covers leadership roles…

Two sessions to focus on sustainable removal and re-use of materials from port expansions.

Not only do delegates receive two days of presentations and discussions but a range of networking events and a choice of technical tours.

Helen Delich Bentley, Port of Baltimore host of GreenPort Congress America, has another record breaking year, beating year on year records and remaining the number one port in a number of categories.

Day one sessions to focus on climate change and how your port can use technology to measure your port’s air emissions.