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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.

The Port of Rotterdam Authority and the municipality of Rotterdam want shore-based power to be available in the container, cruise, and liquid bulk sectors.

In order to offer better service to its customers during their calls at Le Havre, HAROPA PORT has installed a solution enabling vessels to remain securely moored along the quayside.

Ports of Stockholm has been granted building permits to equip Stockholm’s central quays with onshore power connections for cruise ships.

ESPO considers Onshore Power Supply (OPS) a part of the solution to greening the shipping sector, saying it is an important tool for reducing CO2 emissions and air pollution at berth and in ports.

Kiel launched a new shore power facility on December 9. The facility provides 100% green electricity, thus also avoiding NOX-, SOX- and particle emissions during port stay.