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The Port of Kiel announced the installation of a new shore power plant for cruise ships at Ostuferhafen. Work on the power plant will begin this autumn.

Spanish Bilbao Port Authority will supply electricity to ships that are docked at the port and will install renewable energy power plants, making a firm commitment to the energy transition and the decarbonization of port activities.

Large inland vessels (CEMT class V and higher) participate in a trial with shore-based power from a battery system. This free shore-based power is available at Maaskade in Rotterdam.

The Port of Barcelona will invest €110 million in its Nexigen project to decarbonise port activity and improve air quality. €90 million of these funds correspond to the investments that will be made in onshore power supply systems to connect ships to the general electricity grid while they are berthed.

On the site of Steinweg Beatrix terminal in Eemhaven area near Rotterdam, a pilot project with a mobile facility for shore-based power on hydrogen for Cargow’s MPP (Multi purpose) vessels arriving twice a week is set to begin in late 2022.

Shore power company Blueday Technology has announced the successful full-test load on a new shore power system at the Port of Oslo.

Vessels could one day plug into onshore power sources while berthed, lowering emissions, says the UK Department for Transport (DfT).

The Port of València is getting closer and closer to electrifying its docks so that the ships that dock there will produce zero emissions during their stay.

After an EU CEF Transport-funded project, Ports of Genoa can now provide onshore electricity.

A high-voltage shore power system will be established for cruise ships in the Norwegian port of Haugesund.