MOU outlines how SGMF and IAPH plan to share knowhow on safe, effective, sustainable supply and use of all gases as marine fuel
Category: Climate and energy
IAPH calls for revenues from Market Based Measures to be invested in port infrastructure
Paying specific attention to financial support to developing countries could help a fair and equitable energy transition
IAPH commits its World Ports Sustainability Program database as a platform for Global Ports Hydrogen Coalition projects
IAPH plans to collaborate with CEM Global Port Hydrogen Coalition with its World Ports Sustainability Program as the platform to showcase and disseminate hydrogen-related projects in ports
Hamburg Port Authority to launch homePORT campus at the ITS World Congress in October
homePORT campus to provide a base for innovators, start-ups, academia, enterprises and public entities to sustainably improve mobility and maritime logistics
BPA becomes a partner of the IAPH World Ports Sustainability Program
BPA members to add value with both member projects and active participation on technical committees
IAPH looks to young talent from Scotland and South Africa to boost work with IMO, and on World Ports Sustainability Program
Rhona Macdonald to focus on IAPH’s policy and project work with IMO in London; Sisangile Nduna to work on port barometer metrics and World Ports Sustainability Program governance agenda
WPCAP ports take new series of climate change actions
“A force for good, paving the way for building sustainable port operations”. Allard Castelein, CEO of the Port of Rotterdam Authority, used a concise description to capture progress made by the World Ports Climate Action Program...
IAPH to take Environmental Ship Index to the next level with support of Green Award Foundation
IAPH signs agreement with Green Award Foundation to administer and expand the popularized formula-based index which rewards vessels for improved energy efficiency and reduced emissions
Port of Açu to implement Environmental Ship Index as of 2021
Commencing in 2021, the Port of Açu will implement the Environmental Ship Index (ESI), which rates vessels that exceed the emission standards established by the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Ships that perform better than required by...