World – Page 13
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NewsPorts to explore H2 and methanol
European Atlantic ports are playing host to a variety of pilot schemes exploring the use of hydrogen and methanol
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NewsABP seeks green energy terminal builder
A new energy terminal at the Port of Immingham will support the import of green ammonia from Saudi Arabia
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NewsGrowing a powerful network of inland terminals
There’s a growing partnership of strong inland terminals in the Netherlands and Belgium
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NewsMonopolising in on offshore wind
Australia’s Port of Hastings is looking to monopolise in on offshore wind
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NewsABB megawatt charging first for Auckland ferries
ABB says it has supplied the ’world’s first’ maritime megawatt charging system
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NewsTrelleborg looks to achieve self-sufficiency
Two new Enercon wind turbines will help Sweden’s Port of Trelleborg achieve self-sufficiency
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NewsUnifying the way we all count emissions
Europe is looking to unify the way that freight and passenger transport and hubs count emissions
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NewsEurope’s largest rooftop solar panel plant
Barcelona’s ZAL Port will boast the largest rooftop photovoltaic plant in Europe
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NewsTaking the hardline approach to shore power
The Port of Aarhus is raising fees for cruise ships which pollute at berth
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NewsOpening up the biomethane refuelling supply chain
The biomethane supply chain is opening up in the UK
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NewsOpening the door to renewable energy potential
A new quay construction project will open up renewables business for the Port of Gothenburg
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NewsRotterdam plans wasteland conversion to solar park
Rotterdam is looking to convert a waste area into a solar park
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NewsMulti-million funding for zero-emissions trucks
The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are making US$60 million in funding available
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NewsPecém’s hydrogen ambition gains momentum
Hydrogen production is central to the Port of Pecém’s business agenda
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NewsPort Houston in emissions data solution first
Port Houston in Texas has become the first port in the US to adopt an award-winning emissions data solution
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NewsGreener tugs cleaning up Canadian ports
Electric tugs bound for the Port of Vancouver will save multiple tonnes in emissions
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NewsUS ports win record funding for improvements
The Biden-Harris Administration continues to throw its weight behind ports and supply chains
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NewsSouth African ports plan their hydrogen roadmap
In support of South Africa’s transition into a low carbon economy, TNPA is opting for hydrogen
