Port of Kaohsiung – Master Plan 2017-2021

The Port of Kaohsiung is Taiwan’s largest international commercial port, with more than 10 million TEU per year. It is also located in the most populous city in southern Taiwan. In addition to Taiwan’s 2013 Green...

Gladstone Ports Corporation – Expansion of community parklands

Over the past 40 years, Gladstone Ports Corporation (GPC) has opened the harbor up to residents through the establishment and maintenance of an inspiring 54 hectares of community parklands. There is plenty of space to relax,...

Port of Antwerp – Renewing, greening and optimizing the port’s fleet

The port of Antwerp operates a fleet of tugboats, dredging vessels and support vessels. As one of the major ports in Europe the Port of Antwerp assumes an important role in the energy transition and the...

Port Saint John – Debris Free Fundy / Rope Recycling

In partnership with the Huntsman Marine Science Center, Port Saint John installed 8 rope collection bins on Port property to collect and recycle unused marine rope which would normally end up in the landfill or ocean....

Port of Açu – Protecting Sea Turtles

For over 100 million years turtles have covered vast distances across the world’s oceans, filling a vital role in the balance of marine habitats. Human activities have tipped the scales against the survival of these ancient...

Port of Guangzhou – Improving the Rate and Reliability of Onshore Power Supply

As a pioneer of green energy ports in Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area in China, and based on the background of the construction of the “Beautiful China”, the company actively promoted the construction and application of...

Port of Brisbane – Beneficial reuse of dredge material

Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd’s (PBPL) sustainable approach to dredge material management focuses on both beneficial reuse to create new port land and long-term sediment reduction to minimize future maintenance dredging requirements. It considers: requirements to...

Port of Brisbane – Brisbane International Cruise Terminal

Port of Brisbane (PBPL) funded and delivered the AUD$177million Brisbane International Cruise Terminal (BICT) in mid-2020; vital tourism infrastructure to grow Queensland’s cruise industry. While the cruise industry indicated strong growth potential for Brisbane (Queensland’s capital),...

Sabah Ports – Seagrass relocation

As an ocean based business, Sabah Ports Sdn Bhd (SPSB) has a strong interest in the responsible management of ocean and maritime resources. Great emphasis is placed for our ports to be involved in innovative conservation...