IMO Secretary General Kitack Lim to address attendees of the IAPH 2020 World Ports Conference
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2020 World Ports Sustainability Awards submissions received
Winners to be announced at the #IAPH2020 World Ports Conference Gala Dinner in Antwerp on Wednesday 18th March
“Growing the economy, whilst sustaining the ecology” – IAPH partners with PortXL to connect innovators with global ports
IAPH signs agreement with PortXL, opening up a global portfolio of port and maritime start-up innovators to the World Ports Sustainability Program. PortXL has already supported more than 72 start-up and scale-up innovators to engage in...
IAPH Clean Marine Fuels Working Group and Environmental Ship Index team take next steps forward in Yokohama
IAPH working groups on the Environmental Ship Index and Clean Marine Fuels met this week in Japan to discuss new stages for their respective solutions
IAPH supports key Zero Emissions initiative at UN Climate Action Summit and endorses Sustainable Ocean Principles of the UN Global Compact
IAPH commits to support key Zero Emissions initiative at UN Climate Action Summit and endorses Ocean Sustainable Principles of the UN Global Compact
IAPH World Ports Sustainability Program announces call for entries to its 2020 Awards competition
Winners to be declared in five categories at a Gala Dinner at the IAPH 2020 World Ports Conference in Antwerp next March.
Baltic Ports Organization joins World Ports Sustainability Program as Partners
IAPH’s World Ports Sustainability Program welcomes the Baltic Ports Organization with its 44 member ports
World Ports Conference 2020 Agenda Announced
Conference to be take place in Antwerp at the Flanders Meeting & Convention Center on March 17-19, 2020 exploring the theme “Building Transparency, Predictability and Trust.” Port of Antwerp announced as Host Sponsor.
Ports Australia launches interactive online Sustainability hub with report showcasing core projects
Associate IAPH member Ports Australia launches an online Sustainability hub to highlight the significant advances of Australia’s ports in all five of WPSP’s main themes