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 final day of GreenPort Congress and Cruise concluded with a boat trip technical tour of the host port
Day 2 followed with even further insights into port sustainability projects as we dived into the following:
Day 1 of the GreenPort Congress 2024 was packed with insightful sessions and discussions.
Climate change remains the top concern of ports surveyed by the European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) for the third consecutive year, a report presented at the GreenPort Congress has shown.
“Industry is truly fragmented, which means there are a lot of opportunities,”
The green transition is prompting a profusion of ideas among port operators, who not only have to consider their own operations, they also have to think about how freight and people reach them.
Project Anker plans to scale to 800 MW and will produce 80,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually
The Elizabeth Harbour Regeneration project will begin to upgrade the port’s ageing infrastructure in 2025
Port of Açu and Yamna are working to develop a green ammonia plant in Rio de Janeiro
The port will be the first in the Baltic region to produce green hydrogen on-site
The Port of Hamburg has begun the hybrid renewal of the Hamburg police boat fleet
The electric tugboat BB Electra is playing a crucial role in reducing port emissions