China and Malta join Clean Energy Marine Hubs (CEM-HUBS) initiative to drive forward production, export and import of low-carbon fuels across the world
Submissions for the IAPH 2025 Sustainability Awards are now open
Ports and associate members working with IAPH ports on sustainability projects are warmly encourage to submit their entries here.
The competition terms of reference can be found here. We welcome entries between now and 9 May 2025.
Winner will be announced at the #IAPH2025 World Ports Conference in Kobe between 7 – 9 October.
Good luck !
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China and Malta join the CEM-HUBS initiative to set up the global energy-maritime infrastructure for future fuels
Guimara Tuñón Guerra appointed by IAPH as Development Director for the Central and South America Region
Founder managing partner and CEO of Maritime Policy Bureau rejoins IAPH
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Launch by the IAPH data collaboration committee of its cyber resilience guidelines for emerging technologies in the maritime supply chain
Additional contributions made by experts from associate members, as well as the World Bank and the World Economic Forum
Newly-upgraded IAPH World Ports Tracker identifies major sustainability and market trends
The survey results of IAPH’s most-engaged ports from around the world have been analysed in the latest, upgraded version of the IAPH World Ports Tracker