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GreenPort Congress Oceania brings together environmental managers from port authorities, terminal operators, shipping lines and logistics operators to learn about the latest sustainable developments and environmental practices in the Oceanic region and beyond.
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Port Tour Organised by Port of Newcastle
The final day of GreenPort Congress Oceania concluded with a technical tour of the Port onboard “The Princess”.
Biodiesel option for carbon-neutral towage
Svitzer Australia’s Ivan Spanjic said that Australasia needs to take action to make biofuel more feasible
Green finance for ports no longer niche
Delegates at GreenPort Congress Oceania were keen to hear about green financing options
Highlights from GreenPort Congress Oceania– Day Two
The second day of the GreenPort Congress taking place in Newcastle (Australia) delved into a range of topics,
Plenty of networking opportunities at the first GreenPort Congress Oceania
Lord Mayor Nuatali Nelmes and Craig Carmody CEO of the Port of Newcastle welcomed delegates and guests to the opening reception.
Highlights from GreenPort Congress Oceania – Day One
The first GreenPort Congress to be held in the Southern Hemisphere commenced today in the Australian east coast city of Newcastle.
NZ embraces electrification on the quayside
Port Nelson has welcomed New Zealand’s first electric dual-drive mobile harbour crane
Australian port readies itself for hydrogen
Port of Newcastle’s Clean Energy Precinct is central to the Port of Newcastle’s alt fuels diversification strategy
EXCLUSIVE: Combining efforts in Fijian mangrove regeneration
The project aims to address coastal flooding which is a major threat for Pacific Island communities
Dredging will expand Hedland’s infrastructure
Jan De Nul is helping Hedland expand port infrastructure and increase cargo capacity
New investment to electrify Australian ports
South Australian ports will receive investment to focus on port electrification and onshore power supply
Boosting Pilbara’s ammonia bunkering potential
Australia’s Pilbara region is looking to establish itself as a green ammonia bunkering hub
