Webinar Recording | Green is the new black: Decarbonising ports & shipping
Enlit Editorial Team
Posted on: 17 May 2022
Ports have an important role to play as decarbonisation hubs for the shipping industry and potentially further afield.
60-minute session
Ports have an important role to play as decarbonisation hubs for the shipping industry and potentially further afield. They are vital parts of the maritime supply chain that, with changes to infrastructure and enhanced operational efficiency, could turn into supply nodes for alternative fuels and clean power produced on- and offshore, as well as a driving force for a sustainable, blue economy.
Join our panellists to learn more about:
- Key projects in Europe and the cross-sector partnerships making them happen
- Technology and innovation driving decarbonisation
- Regulatory changes to facilitate development
Panellists:
Delphine Gozillon, Policy Officer Sustainable Shipping, Transport & Environment (T&E)
Rhona Macdonald, Sustainability Advisor, British Ports Association
Mustafa Mirza, Analyst - Port Electrification, Power Technology Research
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