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Green Ports and Shipping Congress identifies and prioritises the areas that ports-based organisations and shipping companies need to work together on for their mutual advantage to reduce emissions.
“Tremendously rewarding experience for ship owners, port operators, policy makers, fuels suppliers…”
That’s the view of Green Ports and Shipping Congress, 2024 from Dr. Haoxin Xu, Lead Consultant at the Department of Waste-to-Energy & Carbon Capture at Ramboll.
Keynote Panel moderator shares his thoughts on Congress
Hear more from James Forsdyke on the Keynote Panel and Green Ports and Shipping Congress.
Summing up GreenPorts and Shipping Congress - hear what the speakers say…
”There have to be more conversations between the shipping industry and the ports…” Dr Sanjay Kuttan, GCMD
Missed GreenPorts and Shipping Congress? Presentations and session recordings still available
Hear and learn from our thirty eight expert speakers from world leading companies and organisations.
Progress being made but scale of maritime transition daunting
Some good news on the pace on maritime decarbonization has to be sobered by the scale of the transition needed to bring new fuels and technologies into wide use globally, panelists told the Green Ports & Shipping Congress on 9 May.
Digital solutions to maritime greenhouse gas emissions gain traction
Drives to reduce ship carbon emissions are increasingly the target of digital tools and software in bids to both increase efficiency and look for ways to save money, according to panelists at the Green Ports & Shipping Congress on 9 May.
Hydromover hosts electrification partnership
A new deal to promote electrification in Singapore has been inked on board the Hydromover, Singapore’s first fully electric cargo vessel
UK earmarks ports as key to carbon-free shipping
The UK has unveiled an ambitious plan to achieve carbon-free shipping by 2050 with ports at the heart
Milestone for Canadian Hy2gen project
A renewable ammonia plant in Quebec aims to serve as a model for future similar initiatives
Methanol-to-hydrogen: Shorepower alternative?
Methanol-to-hydrogen technology may help solve the challenges ports face in adopting grid-based shorepower solutions
A step forward in clean vessel charging
The HydroPort trial in Portland aims to power up a harbour patrol vessel using green hydrogen
Shore power fuelled by green hydrogen
Tugs have been powered up for the first time by green hydrogen at the Port of Leith
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