The Port of Kalundborg in Denmark has confirmed plans to…
The Port of Kalundborg in Denmark has confirmed plans to electrify equipment at its container terminal within the next seven months. This process will initially begin with all machinery handling containers utilising HVO100 fuel (hydrotreated vegetable oil) in the short term to reduce CO2 emissions by 90 per cent, while longer-term decarbonised solutions, such as battery power, are rigorously assessed. APM Terminals has been operating the facility since Q1 2021. Kalundborg will join APM Terminals Gothenburg and Pier 400 in Los Angeles, who have both used renewable diesel since 2021.
