All Shore Power articles
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NewsSvitzer targets charging infrastructure in port
Svitzer has partnered with Net Zero Marine to accelerate shore power and charging infrastructure across European ports
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NewsTaking the smart approach to sustainable energy
iconsys has a growing presence in the marine, port and offshore renewable sectors
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NewsA dedicated capital partner for green port infrastructure
Seacap aims to remove financial barriers for ports seeking zero-emission solutions and infrastructure
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NewsGround broken on Scottish shore power project
Scotland’s Port of Aberdeen has begun work on a £4 million (€4.7 million) shorepower system that will be able to ower seven vessels simultaneously, the operator says.
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NewsFirst shore power installed in Belgium
Antwerp Euroterminal has installed the first shore power connection for seagoing vessels in Belgium.
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NewsVlissingen hires ABB to install shore power
Deme has contracted electrification firm ABB to install shore power for its offshore vessels when they are berthed at the Dutch Port of Vlissingen.
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NewsWärtsilä comes on board methanol power platform
A methanol-fuelled floating barge will provide clean, green energy to vessels in US harbours where shore-based power is limited or unavailable.
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NewsBerths earmarked for shore power at Portsmouth
Technology giant ABB will connect three berths with electric shore power at Portsmouth International Port.
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NewsPLA outlines Thames net zero plan
The PLA’s net zero Thames plan focuses on alternative fuels, infrastructure, clear regulation and financing.
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NewsThree cruise ship berths earmarked for shore power
A large wharf power supply system in France has been given the go-ahead to focus on supplying electricity to cruise ships.
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NewsRotterdam terminal partners Samskip in shore power
Rotterdam Shortsea Terminals (RST) and Samskip have joined forces to drive down CO2 emissions
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NewsShore-to-ship power solution
A consortium has been set up to manage France’s largest shore-to-ship solution project
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NewsRewarding green ships
The Isle of Man Ship Registry is introducing reduced fees for ‘green’ ships
