Sabah Ports Sdn Bhd (SPSB) officially launched its Green Port Policy and Program in 2017, declaring SPSB’s commitment on environmental sustainability. The Program embeded several environmental strategies, among which the electrification of the Rubber-Tyred Gantry (RTG)...
IGES Amsterdam started the construction of a plant transforming plastic to oil in March 2018. The construction of the plant is about to conclude, and road-ready fuel is scheduled to be produced by the end of...
The Port of Kristiansand in cooperation with the Danish company PowerCon (www.powercon.dk) , and the local energy company Agder Energi Nett (www.aenett.no) are establishing Europe’s largest shore power facility in the port. The project is co-financed...
The coastal area of the Seto inland sea experienced rapid industrialization during the rapid economic growth era in the 1960s, leading to the deterioration of water quality and environmental issues reached a critical point. As such,...
Manzanillo International Terminal Panama S.A. (MIT) is committed to reduce its environmental impact by implementing energy efficient measures in several areas of operation.
Our strategy for reducing emissions is to first improve our energy efficiency and then to implement further renewable energy and zero emission technologies.
With high ambition and by being transparent, Ports of Stockholm believe that the motivation to take action and reduce climate impact can be increased.
Ports of Auckland Ltd and the University of Waikato are working together on a pilot programme to establish a Direct Current (DC) micro grid for buildings at the port and its freight hubs.
When the ship shore electricity system is in use, the auxiliary engines can be turned off by ships in port, which can greatly reduce carbon dioxide and exhaust emissions of air pollutants (NOx, SOX, PM).