New global architecture for renewable fuels transport takes a major step forward
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IAPH joins ICS at CEM Hubs side event of CEM15 in Foz do Iguaçu in Brazil
IAPH webinars highlight energy transition challenges for ports
Scale of challenge to electrify ports using renewable energy sources superceded by regulatory hurdles and opportunity costs of capital
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IAPH develops its own GHG performance indicator for its Environmental Ship Index (ESI) port incentive scheme for shipowners
GHG performance indicator to apply same ship data reported to IMO, also aligning vessel audit frequency to a yearly basis
MTBS report commissioned by IAPH highlights significant investments in port infrastructure needed in developing countries to ensure a fair and equitable energy transition
Report includes case study analyses of Kenya, Indonesia, Solomon Islands, Brazil and India