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Kenya Ports Authority – Green Port Policy 2024-2028

The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) is committed to fostering environmentally sustainable port operations through its Green Port Policy (GPP) 2024-2028, which aligns with global efforts to combat climate change and promote ecological conservation. By integrating the…

13/06/2025
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Port of San Diego – Implementing the Maritime Clean Air Strategy

The Port of San Diego’s Maritime Clean Air Strategy (MCAS), adopted in 2021, demonstrates leadership within the maritime industry to decarbonize operations through the acceleration of zero-emission (ZE) technologies. Over $227 million has been committed by…

12/06/2025
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Partnership of 40 ports in Europe – Environmental Port Index (EPI)

Before 2019, the Port of Bergen faced a pressing question: How could they understand and reduce the environmental footprint of cruise ships during port stays? Despite growing public concern, there was no clear or consistent way…

11/06/2025
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Georgia Ports Authority – Port of Savannah International Multi-Modal Connector

The Georgia Ports Authority’s Mason Mega Rail project is a transformative, multi-modal infrastructure initiative that redefined rail logistics in the Southeastern U.S. Completed in 2023, the terminal doubled GPA’s rail lift capacity to 1 million containers…

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Port of Heraklion – Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessment

In response to growing climate-related threats, the Heraklion Port Authority (HPA), in collaboration with the European Investment Bank (EIB), launched a Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessment (CRVA) to evaluate and address the port’s exposure to climate…

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Ports of Lavrio, Rafina, Corfu and Kavala – Decarbonizing the Greek TEN-T Comprehensive Ports

DECOMPRES – Decarbonizing the Greek COMPREhensive PortS is an ambitious, EU co-funded initiative under the CEF Transport programme, aiming to decarbonise four key Greek ports — Lavrio, Rafina, Corfu and Kavala — through shore-side electricity (SSE)…

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Ports Australia – Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory Guidance for Ports

Ports Australia’s Climate Change and Decarbonisation sub-committee identified an important understanding gap within Australia’s port sector: the absence of national, port-specific guidance on GHG emissions inventories. Recognising the need for a unified approach, Ports Australia engaged…

10/06/2025
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Fiji Ports – Advancing Green Port Infrastructure in the Pacific

Fiji Ports Corporation Limited (FPCL) is setting a regional benchmark in sustainable maritime operations through the implementation of its Green Port Master Plan (2019–2025)—a comprehensive, action-oriented framework driving an array of decarbonization and climate resilience initiatives….

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Sohar Port and Freezone – Marsa LNG Bunkering

Sohar Port and Freezone is spearheading the Middle East’s first green LNG bunkering hub through the Marsa LNG project, a $1.6 billion private-sector initiative aligned with Oman’s Net Zero 2050 strategy. The project aims to create…

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