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Heading to Boston for the American Association of Port Authorities AAAPA American Association of Port Authorities Annual Convention from October 27th – 30th! Excited to join over 500 port executives from the U.S., Canada, Latin America, and the Caribbean. I’ll be part of crucial conversations on the transition to green ports and how e1Marine’s hydrogen generation technology can mitigate environmental impacts. https://lnkd.in/eS_qRADs Looking forward to seeing you there! Scan the QR code below to set up a meeting during the event. 

Our Global Commercial Director M Maite Bolivar Klarup will be at this year’s American Association of Port Authorities Annual Convention from the 27th – 30th of October, in Boston! Mitigating the environmental impact of ports requires continued collaboration and innovation. Adapting port infrastructure to meet these challenges can place a significant financial and logistical burden on port authorities. Maite will be available during the event to discuss e1 Marine’s unique solution and its ability to generate modular, renewable power on demand, and without the risk of downtime or fluctuation associated with cold ironing from the grid.     Scan the QR code below to setup a meeting with Maite during the event. For more info about the convention click the link below:   https://lnkd.in/eS_qRADs   #Maritime #CleanEnergy #Sustainability #Port 

Will shore power be exempt from the EU’s revised Energy Taxation Directive?   According to Maritime Reporter and Engineering News, the ESPO (European Sea Ports Organisation) and The Federation of European Private Port Companies and Terminals (FEPORT) have shared collective support for shore power tax exemption in the EU.   The organisations have called for this mandatory tax exemption for shore power in the EU’s revised Energy Taxation Directive. The exemption would further incentivize the uptake of shore power systems in ports, delivering critical emissions reductions for ships' cold ironing in ports around the globe.   Ships at berth contribute heavily to local air and water pollution. Their auxiliary engines typically run on marine gasoil or diesel to power onboard systems, releasing toxic pollutants including sulphur dioxide (SOx), nitrogen dioxide (NOx),particulate matter (PM), and CO2.   For more information on the EU’s revised Energy Taxation Directive, click the link below:   https://lnkd.in/eiCkSa9W   #Maritime #CleanEnergy #Sustainability #Port

Latest shore power decarbonisation developments in Sweden supported by the EU!   Ports of Stockholm has committed to the installation of two onshore power facilities for cruise ships at Stadsgården quays; enabled with funding from the European Union and the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency's Klimatklivet initiative.   The first of two shore power facilities is operational and serves cruise vessels coming and going from the busy Stockholm port. According to The Maritime Executive, at least 45 per cent of cruise calls in Stockholm can now connect to 100% renewably sourced electricity.   It’s encouraging to see the EU, as well as local governments supporting renewable shore power solutions. Driving positive change to encourage the adoption and development of innovative technology that supports the use of hydrogen as a fuel for the international maritime markets.   Click the link below to read the full Maritime Executive feature: https://lnkd.in/eg-RsZcP #Maritime #CleanEnergy #Sustainability #Port

We’re attending the SNAME  Maritime Convention between the 14th – 16th of October, in Norfolk Viginia!   This year’s theme is: ‘How the future is shaping the maritime industry’. The event will provide the opportunity for key players in the maritime engineering space to come together and discuss solutions for accelerating the energy transition.   Our Engineering Manager, Kyle Taylor, will be on the ground for those who want to find out more about how e1 Marine is solving the renewable power challenges for port and vessel operations.    Kyle is eager to meet with those interested in our shore power solution and its significance for the maritime industry; to book in for a meeting scan the QR code below. Click here for more event info: https://lnkd.in/e3uvUjVS   #Maritime #CleanEnergy #Sustainability #Port #SMC2024

Excited to see the recent formation of the Clean Maritime Fuels Platform, an initiative designed to enhance collaboration between ship operators and fuel producers. Founding members, including Methanol Institute, European Community Shipowners' Associations (ECSA), FuelsEurope, eFuel Alliance, EWABA, and Hydrogen Europe, have united to focus on achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.    This initiative will be crucial in supporting the production and adoption of clean marine fuels as we work towards a sustainable, competitive future for European shipping.   Renewable fuels produced from sustainable sources offer significant reductions in GHG emissions and harmful pollutants. Their compatibility with existing infrastructure and access to abundant supply make them an ideal solution for the shipping industry’s decarbonization.    Read more via Offshore Energy : https://lnkd.in/eZJQEWzH   #Maritime #CleanFuels #Sustainability

A recent study from The International Council on Clean Transportation makes a compelling case for greater investment in shore power at ports worldwide. In 2019 alone, at-berth vessels in the U.S. emitted more than 27,000 tonnes of pollutants and over 1.4 million tonnes of CO2. This study reaffirms what we've been advocating: with modular, mobile power units, ports can easily integrate renewable energy sources, providing sustainable shore power that meets the evolving needs of today’s supply chain and improves air quality for nearby communities. e1 Marine’s containerized methanol-hydrogen fuel cell power solution eliminates 99% of EPA-regulated emissions such as NOx, SOx, and PM, providing a cost-effective, clean alternative to diesel generators, cutting CO2 emissions by 28%. If green methanol is used, the system has the potential to achieve near-zero greenhouse gas emissions, with an 85% reduction possible. Read more in Splash Maritime and Offshore News (splash247.com): https://lnkd.in/ebezNbbY #Maritime #CleanEnergy #Sustainability #Port

We are excited to share that we have been included in the prestigious Thetius 150 2024 list! It places us among the top 150 most innovative organisations in the maritime industry. This recognition is a testament to our team’s ability to take proven technology that has successfully reduced harmful emissions in adjacent industries and use it to improve the environmental performance of port and work boat operations. We extend a huge thank you to our dedicated team and valued partners who continue to work with us on this journey. You can download the full report here: https://lnkd.in/djsyfUVS #Thetius150

Hutchison Ports ECT Rotterdam (Europe Container Terminals) is advancing towards a greener future by enabling sea-going vessels to connect to shore power by 2028. This initiative will help reduce CO2 emissions by 35,000 tonnes annually and further their mission of becoming emission-free by 2035.   At e1 Marine, we’re here to support the transition to more sustainable ports. With the maritime industry under pressure to decarbonize, the delivery of renewable shore power is a crucial step in reducing emissions from auxiliary engines at berth as well as other in port operations. Our containerized methanol/fuel cell power solution offers an efficient, flexible way to deliver low emission MW scale power at berth, providing the reliable clean energy that ports need.   Read more via Offshore Energy : https://lnkd.in/e9gwy4cp   #SustainableShipping #ShorePower #Decarbonization #CleanEnergy #Ports

Our Commercial Director, M Maite Bolivar Klarup, is attending the Argus Media Methanol Forum (September 9-11) and the co-located Argus Sustainable Marine Fuels Conference (September 11-13) in Houston, Texas.   These events are set to bring together global leaders, innovators, and stakeholders in methanol and sustainable marine fuels - crucial for driving the maritime industry’s decarbonization efforts.   Maite is looking forward to connecting with fellow industry professionals, exchanging ideas, engaging in discussions around the role of methanol and its application in technologies to create renewable power in ports and on vessels, as well as exploring collaborations to strengthen our mission towards a cleaner future.   If you're attending, don't miss the opportunity to meet up and discuss the future of sustainable power solutions in maritime applications. Reach out to Maite via DM on LinkedIn or at mklarup@e1marine.com      #Sustainability #MarineFuel #Decarbonization #Maritime #Methanol #CleanEnergy