All port decarbonisation articles
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NewsValidation for ELIRE’s Hydrogen Floating Power Hub
The company has been conducting a validation study on its a grid-independent Hydrogen Floating Power Hub
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NewsGreen hydrogen drives Tilbury expansion
Tilbury’s project will establish a 1MW electrolysis-based facility powered by on-site solar, creating a local zero-emission fuel supply
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NewsEquipping Latin America’s first fully electrified terminal
APM Terminals Suape has received 28 fully electrified Sany equipment units at the Governador Eraldo Gueiros Industrial and Port Complex in Brazil
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Bilbao’s plan for sustainable cruise growth
An important feature of the port’s environmental strategy is installing onshore power systems at several of the docks in the port
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NewsPorts demand ETS revenue reform
Representatives from shipping, seaports and energy experts in Poland argue that ETS revenues are going to the wrong place
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NewsChinese first in diesel tractor conversion
DaChan Bay Terminals has completed a conversion programme of all its diesel container trucks
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NewsIndia’s green hydrogen ambitions
India is on a mission - that is to develop its expertise in the green hydrogen in order to expedite the country’s energy transition
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NewsSustainability leads port innovation in 2025
The 2025 IAPH Sustainability Awards recognised groundbreaking projects in port social responsibility and port decarbonisation
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NewsThe UK’s drive towards alternative powered vessels
Funding will support the development of advanced solutions for electric, hydrogen, ammonia and methanol-powered vessels
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NewsLiebherr expands Italy’s electric crane fleet
Liebherr has advanced port electrification in Italy with the delivery of four new electric cranes designed to cut port emissions
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NewsMethanol bunkering pilot powers ahead
San Pedro Bay Ports are launching a groundbreaking pilot to modernise decarbonise port operations through methanol bunkering
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NewsLowering port emissions with bioLNG
Baleària is now exclusively operating its fast ferry Margarita Salas and ferries Abel Matutes and Rusadir on bioLNG
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NewsBiofuels power Rotterdam port decarbonisation
QTerminals Kramer Rotterdam (QTKR) and Ocean Network Express (ONE) have introduced HVO100 for port shunting operations
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NewsTyne showcases its future port vessel fleet
The Artemis EF-12 Pilot vessel has completed a demo on the River Thames, ahead of joining Tyne’s vessel fleet in 2026
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NewsHydrogen power hubs to cut port emissions
ELIRE Infra and partners have secured GB£1 million to study hydrogen-powered floating micro-grids
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NewsElectric hydrofoils propel port decarbonisation
Electric vessels powered by hydrofoiling e-propulsion, are proving to be game-changers in the quest for port decarbonisation
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Boosting port performance with electrification
Porto Itapoá’s bold equipment strategy is anchored in its adoption of electric and hybrid port equipment
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: A quiet revolution in port decarbonisation
Green technology is making real inroads on the quayside and few innovations are proving as impactful as the electric crane spreader in port equipment
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: Setting up a net zero civils framework
Peel Ports is setting a new benchmark in sustainable port development across the UK and Ireland
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NewsChile launches its first electric tug
SAAM and Enap’s new ’Trapananda’ tug is significantly cutting port emissions at Puerto Chacabuco
