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EXCLUSIVE: Drop-in decarbonisation for port fleets
Wilson Sons’ Port of Açu biofuel trials shows how port vessels can cut emissions without costly engine or infrastructure changes
HyShip backs hydrogen shipping future
HyShip has adopted Samskip’s SeaShuttle, boosting hydrogen-powered shipping through real-world operations, infrastructure and European collaboration
A ballast water compliance warning
Ballast water management is shifting from system installation to operational performance as ports face increasingly complex water quality challenges
WATCH: Battery logistics drives port diversification
Port of Newcastle has become the first port in Australia’s New South Wales approved to store grid-scale lithium-ion batteries
NatPower builds global charging platform
The company has acquired Aqua superPower’s charging network to expand electric charging infrastructure for commercial ports and marinas
Environmental data shapes port strategy
OceanScore’s PortView platform is helping ports collect continuous environmental data as regulatory expectations increase
Methanol-ready river fleet expansion
Dutch shipbuilder Concordia Damen has secured a contract to build two methanol ready river cruise vessels for TUI River Cruises
Huelva biofuels hub wins €105m backing
Moeve and Exolum have secured €105 million to advance a major port construction project at the Port of Huelva
India’s green tug push gains momentum
Echandia battery systems have been selected for two fully electric tugs under India’s Green Tug Transition Program
Hamilton Port secures biofuels future
HOPA is backing the reopening of the Hamilton biodiesel plant in order to protect what it calls critical energy infrastructure
EXCLUSIVE: NorthPort’s blueprint for sustainable construction
ICTSI shows how major construction projects can be delivered within live terminal environments while embedding sustainability principles
EXCLUSIVE: GeelongPort’s new road to sustainability
GeelongPort has embraced recycled asphalt roads as part of its campaign to become Australia’s most sustainable port
EXCLUSIVE: Dachan Bay trucks drive China green push
DaChan Bay Container Terminals in Shenzhen, China, has completed full electrification of its in-yard tractor fleet, writes Ramadas Rao
EXCLUSIVE: A practical way to decarbonise shipping routes
Green shipping corridors are gaining traction as a practical mechanism to decarbonise predictable shipping routes
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PODCAST: Carbon capture at sea and circular value at ports
This podcast explores how onboard carbon capture and port-side carbon recycling can accelerate maritime decarbonisation
PODCAST: Ports at the heart of the energy transition
We talk to Edvard Molitor, head of international public affairs and sustainability at the Port of Gothenburg, live from the GreenPort Congress 2025
PODCAST: Maximising efficiency one grab at a time
Nemag port equipment is helping shorten vessel turnaround times, cut energy use and lower maintenance costs
WATCH: Battery logistics drives port diversification
Port of Newcastle has become the first port in Australia’s New South Wales approved to store grid-scale lithium-ion batteries
NatPower builds global charging platform
The company has acquired Aqua superPower’s charging network to expand electric charging infrastructure for commercial ports and marinas
India’s green tug push gains momentum
Echandia battery systems have been selected for two fully electric tugs under India’s Green Tug Transition Program
HyShip backs hydrogen shipping future
HyShip has adopted Samskip’s SeaShuttle, boosting hydrogen-powered shipping through real-world operations, infrastructure and European collaboration
EXCLUSIVE: Drop-in decarbonisation for port fleets
Wilson Sons’ Port of Açu biofuel trials shows how port vessels can cut emissions without costly engine or infrastructure changes
Methanol-ready river fleet expansion
Dutch shipbuilder Concordia Damen has secured a contract to build two methanol ready river cruise vessels for TUI River Cruises
A ballast water compliance warning
Ballast water management is shifting from system installation to operational performance as ports face increasingly complex water quality challenges
EU-ETS review: Europe’s ports plea for action
ESPO is urging the European Commission to act against unwanted consequences of the ETS system
EXCLUSIVE: Electrification, automation and the long view
The next column in our series with The Port Equipment Manufacturers’ Association (PEMA) focuses on the long view of automation
