Greenport Scandinavia - a project partnership consisting of INEOS Energy, Wintershall Dea, Evida, Biocarb Solution, the Port of Hirtshals, Aalborg Portland, Greenport North, EUC Nord, Hydrogen Valley, and Energy Cluster Denmark - has been granted €14.6 million by the EU Just Transition Fund to support the establishment of value chains for the capture, usage, and storage of carbon dioxide (CCUS).

Global ports and the cities and regions they serve play a vital role in international trade and the shift to sustainable energy.

Over the last few years, we have seen a (rather rough) perfect storm of events.

When asked to name a renewable offshore energy source, most people would probably say "wind."

On the understanding that 'green' methanol will run vessels almost emission-free one day, commercial shipping is increasingly looking favourably on a fuel type which - in its current form - is widely used in other industries.

The first edition of the BPO Offshore Wind Conference will provide participants with an insight into the role of ports in offshore wind development projects.

The Baltic Ports Organization (BPO) acknowledges the increasing and negative impact of climate change on the Earth's ecosystem and human society.

Be ready to pick your jaw up off the floor as NAVTOR's Chief Sustainability Officer Bjørn Åge Hjøllo explains how the Green AI for Sustainable Shipping (GASS) initiative promises to transform the ability of shipowners and operators to slash fuel consumption, emissions, and operational expenses (OPEX), ushering in a smarter, greener, and more connected maritime future.

In the intricate world of supply chain management, data stands as the backbone of operational efficiency and strategic planning.

The maritime industry's future hinges on our ability to effectively integrate cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and digitalisation, likewise putting weight behind multi-stakeholder projects such as green corridors, translating them from novel ideas into core operational strategies.