The Port of Gothenburg has signed a contract for the construction of a transformer station serving the port’s container and car terminals. The facility is a key part of the infrastructure required to enable shore power connection for both container vessels and car/RoRo ships – something that will be available at the port before 2030.
Keyword: GHG Emissions
Bold Investment in Ocean Can Be ‘Triple Win’ for People, Planet, Prosperity, Speakers Say, at Nice Panel on Advancing Sustainable Ocean-Based Economies
NICE, FRANCE, 11 June — Invest boldly in the well-being of the ocean and savor the win-win-win for people, planet and prosperity. That was the key message from a panel today at the 2025 UN Ocean Conference, where global leaders and experts urged united action to unlock the full potential of a sustainable ocean-based economy.
Tanger Med Port accelerates green transition, targets carbon neutrality
Morocco’s Tanger Med port complex is implementing a comprehensive energy transition strategy aimed at achieving 100% green operations by 2030, responding to climate challenges and international maritime regulations while maintaining global competitiveness.
New report reveals maritime emission progress, yet challenges remain in reaching climate alignment
New data shows 19 of 34 shipowners and charterers in climate alignment initiative have reduced emission intensity over the last year.
Green ammonia is ready to scale – now it’s shipping’s move
As the IMO finalises global mandates for maritime decarbonisation, Alexander Tancock, CEO of InterContinental Energy (ICE), discusses how the timing for green e-fuels couldn’t be better – and how it is now up to the shipping industry to commit.
The potential of Brazilian ports as renewable marine fuel bunkering hubs
Building on Brazil’s abundant renewable energy resources and strategic geographic location, this study assesses the country’s potential to become a global leader in supplying renewable marine fuels to the international shipping sector.
Sails, batteries and AI: What a green revolution in maritime transport might look like
The maritime transport sector emits as much greenhouse gas as the aviation industry, which is why the world’s major private maritime players now face the challenge of creating their own green transition plan. As the UN Ocean Conference gets under way in Nice, FRANCE 24 takes a look at where the sector currently stands and what options are on the table for a greener future at sea.
Maritime Batteries 101: What to Consider When ‘Going Green’
In the current pathway, global shipping greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are forecast to rise in this decade and eventually return to 2010 levels by ~2050.
Future ready seafarers: Beyond technical skills
During the 2025 SAFETY4SEA Manila Forum, Capt. Pol Winston G. Haboc, Vice President, Philippine Center for Advanced Maritime Simulation and Training, Inc., emphasized that maritime safety is not a matter of competition but of collaboration, as the well-being of crew members and the efficient operation of vessels benefit the entire industry.
The potential of Brazilian ports as renewable marine fuel bunkering hubs
Building on Brazil’s abundant renewable energy resources and strategic geographic location, this study assesses the country’s potential to become a global leader in supplying renewable marine fuels to the international shipping sector.