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GreenPort Congress is a meeting place for the port community to discuss and learn the latest in sustainable environmental practice. It offers ways to reduce their carbon foot print and be more sensitive to environmental considerations, both of which are vital to future success. The annual World Ports Conference brings together global port leaders and key stakeholders from the shipping sectors to explore the opportunities and challenges facing the maritime industry. This year’s #IAPH2026 will be held in London, UK, offering a programme of plenary, breakout and workshop sessions and a gala dinner celebrating the IAPH Sustainability Awards. Coastlink is a neutral pan-European network dedicated to the promotion of short sea and feeder shipping, and the intermodal transport networks through the ports that support the sector. It is a place for industry professionals to meet and discuss future innovation, economic and environmental considerations – and develop partnerships that will help build a sustainable future. Visit the GPC Website Visit the WPC Website Visit the Coastlink Website
GPC: Strategic partners team up for GreenPort
Mercator Media has become a strategic industry partner with Maritime Solent ahead of the 21st edition of the GreenPort Congress
GreenPort Congress 2026
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Tanger Med Engineering building Africa’s infrastructure future from the ground up
Across Africa’s rapidly evolving port and industrial landscape, Tanger Med Engineering (TME) has established itself as a reference in infrastructure engineering, distinguished not only by its technical expertise, but by the operational depth it brings to every project it undertakes.
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PODCAST: Carbon capture at sea and circular value at ports
This podcast explores how onboard carbon capture and port-side carbon recycling can accelerate maritime decarbonisation
PODCAST: Ports at the heart of the energy transition
We talk to Edvard Molitor, head of international public affairs and sustainability at the Port of Gothenburg, live from the GreenPort Congress 2025
PODCAST: Maximising efficiency one grab at a time
Nemag port equipment is helping shorten vessel turnaround times, cut energy use and lower maintenance costs
Gulfport adds hybrid harbour crane
A new hybrid crane and grant funding are boosting Gulfport’s cargo capacity while advancing port electrification and sustainability
Compliance shift demands transaction screening
Regulators increasingly expect dual-use goods screening for every shipment, with auditable records proving checks have been completed
Global ports model takes shape
Lloyd’s Register and ArcelorMittal are developing a global operating model to improve safety, governance and terminal performance
Further ahead in the transition
Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) is at the forefront of the transition to electric mobility. Its Container Terminal Altenwerder has already been using highly efficient equipment powered by green electricity for years. This concept is now being rolled out to other terminals.
Digital access strengthens port security
Abloy UK is highlighting digital access control innovations which it says are boosting security, resilience, efficiency and regulatory compliance
San Diego adopts EmissionInsider platform
PortXchange’s EmissionInsider is promising to help the Port of San Diego improve emissions monitoring and decarbonisation planning capabilities
Gulfport adds hybrid harbour crane
A new hybrid crane and grant funding are boosting Gulfport’s cargo capacity while advancing port electrification and sustainability
Ndayane port milestone reached early
DP World has completed major dredging early, accelerating Senegal’s flagship deep-water port towards its planned 2028 opening
Arcadis wins Canadian terminal design role
Arcadis is leading a detailed design for Roberts Bank Terminal 2, expanding Canada’s trade capacity and supply resilience
ABP secures Cardiff fuel partnership
A long-term Port of Cardiff agreement will strengthen fuel supply chains, infrastructure investment and regional energy security
Costa Rica controversy builds
Further insight is available into the growing controversy surrounding the concession process for Puerto Caldera on Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast
ICTSI appeal triggers tender review
Costa Rica regulators are reivewing the Puerto Caldera tender after ICTSI alleged transparency failures and procedural irregularities
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