Organizations urge the UK Government for a green shipping framework
Leading maritime trade bodies are calling on the UK Government to ensure that publication of the plan for decarbonising the shipping sector is a top priority.
Read moreLeading maritime trade bodies are calling on the UK Government to ensure that publication of the plan for decarbonising the shipping sector is a top priority.
Read moreRichard Ballantyne, Chief Executive, British Ports Association, representing over 400 ports and facilities that collectively handle 86% of the UK’s seaborne trade, highlights the importance of ports in industry’s decarbonization journey.
Read moreBritish Ports Association (BPA) shared an enlightening map on twitter, showcasing Port Regulatory Health Ratings. The map is a result of a major assessment on ports' regulatory framework.
Read moreNew research published by the British Ports Association reveals that UK port investment topped £1bn in 2021 despite pandemic volatility.
Read moreNational Grid Electricity Transmission has partnered with Siemens to create a free online tool to help UK ports meet their net zero targets.
Read moreShore power for ships at berth in UK ports should be funded entirely by government or a combination of government and industry, a survey of UK parliament members revealed.
Read moreResponding to the recent attention on container port issues the British Ports Association, the national body for ports, harbours and marine terminals issued a statement.
Read moreToyota Tsusho in collaboration with Uniper, Siemens Energy and Associated British Ports (ABP) launched a feasibility study looking at the decarbonization potential of hydrogen.
Read moreBritish Ports Association entered the World Ports Sustainability Programme as a partner to join the global drive to improve the ports industry's further integration of the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals in their business and operations.
Read more19 port authorities from Africa, Asia, Europe, Middle East, and the US, signed a declaration on their collective response to disruption, digitalisation, and decarbonisation.
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