The Blue Supply Chains project is entering the second half of its life cycle! 🔵📦⛓️ With the summer break nearing its end, we’ve held a series of internal meetings with our various partner groups in order to catch up on recent events and short- and long-term plans. ☀️🤝🔮 These meetings will continue on a monthly basis for the rest of the project’s duration in order to ensure a steady and smooth communication flow between the members of our consortium. The Blue Supply Chains project is an amalgam of various activities and pilots so it feels only natural to meet and talk as often as possible. Besides, we really like to see each other! The Blue Supply Chains team hopes that you all had a (potentially still ongoing) great summer vacation and are as ready as we are to get right back to it! 💪💪💪 💡 #BlueSupplyChains is funded by the Interreg Baltic Sea Region and supported by EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region & VASAB 💡 #BSC project partners: Port of Hamburg ROSTOCK PORT Ventspils Augsto tehnoloģiju parks | High Technology Park Trelleborgs Hamn AB / Port of Trelleborg Skagen Havn - Port of Skagen Klaipeda Science and Technology Park Motus Foundation Lithuanian Inland Waterways Authority University of Gdansk Umeå Energi AB Stena Line IVL Lindholmen Science Park Umeå Kommun #UmeaPort INAB-Infrastruktur i Umeå AB Gdynia Container Terminal - A member of CK Hutchison Holdings Baltic Ports Organization modility Shipping & Offshore Network and Studiengesellschaft für den Kombinierten Verkehr e.V. #transport #logistics #sustainability #maritime #Baltic #decarbonization #electrification #decarbonization #alternativefuels #shipping #innovation #technology #onshorepowersupply #ghg #climate
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Blue Supply Chains – one year in 🎉 1️⃣ 🎂 On the heels of this year’s first Blue Supply Chains (BSC) project partner meeting, which took place last month in Trelleborg, Sweden, comes a brief rundown of the current status of all pilot projects. The BSC project is now a little over a year old and a lot has happened since its inception at the beginning of 2023. Follow the link in the comments to the BSC project website for more detailed information about all the pilot initiatives and other activities, including: 📌 improvement of the rail ferry service between Rostock and Trelleborg 📌 implementing the above into an online booking platform for freight forwarders 📌 our “Swedish consortium’s” knowledge-building study examining the current and future situation for ship bunkering in Sweden 📌 establishment of the first green internal waterway transport corridor in Europe, between Klaipeda and Kaunas 📌 combating emissions related to port and terminal operations by means of electrification 📌 overview of European greening policies and legislative initiatives 📌 innovative approach to stakeholder mapping … and more! As you can see, all the BSC partners have been quite busy and we would like to sincerely thank them for their engagement and commitment! 🤝 👏 💪 💡 #BlueSupplyChains is funded by the Interreg Baltic Sea Region and supported by EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region & VASAB 💡 #BSC project partners: Port of Hamburg ROSTOCK PORT Ventspils Augsto tehnoloģiju parks / High Technology Park Trelleborgs Hamn AB / Port of Trelleborg Skagen Havn - Port of Skagen Klaipeda Science and Technology Park Motus Foundation Lithuanian Inland Waterways Authority University of Gdansk Umeå Energi AB Stena Line IVL Lindholmen Science Park Umeå Kommun #UmeaPort INAB-Infrastruktur i Umeå AB Gdynia Container Terminal - A member of CK Hutchison Holdings Baltic Ports Organization Modility GmbH Shipping & Offshore Network and Studiengesellschaft für den Kombinierten Verkehr e.V. #BSC #MadeWithInterreg #sustainability #climate #decarbonization #emissionreduction #transport #logistics #ports #terminals #rail #ferry #maritime #innovation #digitalization #balticsea #bsr #Rostock #Trelleborg
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Webinar on Greening Initiatives in Ports and Hinterland Terminals 22. October 2024 | 10:00 - 11:45 (CET) 💬 Join us for an engaging webinar that showcases the best environmental practices implemented by ports and terminals across Europe. This session is part of the Interreg Baltic Sea Region funded Blue Supply Chains project and aims to highlight #sustainable #strategies to mitigate climate change and improve the environmental performance of the freight sector. What to expect? 👓 Explore innovative green strategies from key European #ports and terminals. 👓 Learn about the environmental challenges and opportunities in the freight sector. 👓 Engage with industry leaders and experts on #sustainable #logistics practices. Experts will discuss key initiatives and provide actionable insights for green investment opportunities in ports and terminals. Registration (free of charge): https://lnkd.in/d6hmF4zr 💡 This webinar is made possible by UIRR. Special thanks to Rémi Penet and Eric Feyen! 💡 #BlueSupplyChains is funded by the Interreg Baltic Sea Region and supported by EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region & VASAB. 💡 #BSC project partners: Port of Hamburg, ROSTOCK PORT, Ventspils Augsto tehnoloģiju parks | High Technology Park, Trelleborgs Hamn AB / Port of Trelleborg, Skagen Havn - Port of Skagen , Klaipeda Science and Technology Park, Motus Foundation, Lithuanian Inland Waterways Authority, Uniwersytet Gdański, Umeå Energi AB, Stena Line, IVL Svenska Miljöinstitutet, Lindholmen Science Park, Umeå Kommun, #UmeaPort, INAB-Infrastruktur i Umeå AB, Gdynia Container Terminal - A member of CK Hutchison Holdings, Baltic Ports Organization, modility, Shipping & Offshore Network and Studiengesellschaft für den Kombinierten Verkehr e.V. #ports #terminals, #maritime, #tranport, #logistics, #sustainability, #climate, #greening, #environment, #decarbonization, #electrification, #cooperation
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🚢 The "Digital Port Call" initiative, led by the The Port of Gothenburg in collaboration with Inter Terminals, aims to revolutionize port operations by digitalizing the port call process. 🌐 "Digital Port Call" addresses logistical challenges and environmental impact through advanced digital technologies, enabling real-time communication and coordination among up to 120 actors, including shipping companies, terminals, tugboats, pilots, and transport companies. 🔍 The primary objective is to enhance operational efficiency, optimize resource utilization, and significantly reduce CO2 emissions. The project facilitates Just-In-Time arrivals, minimizing waiting times and allowing ships to travel at more eco-friendly speeds, thus reducing anchoring and berthing times, leading to an annual CO2 reduction of approximately 6,000 tons. 💡 This initiative aligns with the Port of Gothenburg Green Connection goal to cut port-related emissions by up to 70% by 2030. With the project in an advanced implementation stage, the Port Authority reports significant improvements in efficiency and emissions reduction. 🔗 For more information you can take a look at SOM-INN PORT Observatory through the following link: https://lnkd.in/dEvZ8S-m SOM-INN PORT <> Port Tarragona
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According to studies by CLIA and the Environmental Protection Agency, 29 cruise ports worldwide are already equipped with at least one berth offering onshore power (#OPS), and an additional 20 ports are set to follow suit by 2025, with several Active Operations in the European Union. The momentum for change is palpable! GERMANY: Hamburg-Altona | Kiel | Rostock-Warnemünde ITALY: Genoa NORWAY: Bergen | Flam | Karmsund | Kristiansand | Trondheim And planned expansions on the following ports: DENMARK: Aarhus ESTONIA: Tallinn FRANCE: Le Havre | Nice | Toulon GERMANY: Bremen GREECE: Heraklion ITALY: La Spezia MALTA: Valletta NETHERLANDS: Amsterdam | Rotterdam NORWAY: Haugesund | Oslo SPAIN: Barcelona | Bilbao SWEDEN: Stockholm Join EOPSA - European Onshore Power Supply Association to learn about #OPS technology, fostering innovation, and propelling the transition to cleaner, sustainable shipping. Together, we'll lead the charge toward a decarbonized shipping industry. #EOPSA #Onshorepowersupply #Cold_ironing #Sustainability #RenewableEnergy #Electrification
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Our Secretary General, Madadh MacLaine, had the honour of speaking at the launch of Future Proof Shipping Waal. In a historic moment that marks a significant leap towards the future of transport, key stakeholders and innovators in the field of zero-emission technology gathered at Holland Shipyards Group's Werkendam facility, near Rotterdam, to witness the unveiling of the H2 Barge 2. This pioneering vessel, a beacon of future-proof shipping, has been meticulously transformed from a conventional containership into a state-of-the-art, hydrogen-powered cargo vessel. Secretary General Madadh MacLaine, among the distinguished attendees, celebrated this remarkable achievement alongside representatives from Future Proof Shipping, the Flagships project, and the ZEM Ports NS project. The H2 Barge 2, now ready to ply the Rhine with its revolutionary 100% emission-free propulsion system, signifies a monumental stride in the maritime industry's journey towards eliminating carbon emissions. Its deployment not only showcases the tangible advancements in retrofitting existing vessels with green technology but also underlines the collective resolve of the maritime community to champion solutions for a cleaner future. This event, a testament to collaboration and innovation, heralds a new era where the dream of zero-emission waterborne transport becomes a reality, paving the way for a future focused on sustainability and innovation. NCE Maritime CleanTech Zero Emissions Ship Technology Association (ZESTAs) #zeroemissions -#EmissionTransportHydrogenPoweredVessels #SustainableMaritimeInnovation #GreenShippingSolutions FutureProof, A Hanwha Company #ShippingMaritimeIndustry #SustainabilityCleanEnergy #Transition #HydrogenFuelCells in Shipping #EmissionFreeCargoTransport #EnvironmentalSustainabilityinMaritime #RetrofittingShips #GreenEnergy #ZeroCarbon #WaterborneTransport #HydrogenStorage and #BatteryTechnology #ZEMPorts #NSProject #CleanHydrogen #Partnership #InterregNorthSeaRegionProgramme #RuudRuud Binnekamp Photography
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I asked myself two question recently; What makes Norway such a good place to be for shipping companies with green ambitions? Why are there so many pilot studies happening here? I asked André Risholm founder and CEO of Amon Maritime, Harald Solberg CEO of the Norwegian Shipowners' Association (Norges Rederiforbund) and Kristoffer A. Rolland from Norsk Industri for their thoughts. It turns out that it is mainly due to two core aspects. Read below! #shipping #freight #oceanfreight #energytransition #sustainability
Norway is teeming with green shipping companies, ambitions and projects. Why is it so? André Risholm, Founder and CEO of Amon Maritime, mentions a number of points to ShippingWatch about why Norway is a good breeding ground for a company like theirs. ”One of the reasons is that Norway has a strong maritime cluster with partners that are available locally,” the CEO explains. Harald Solberg CEO at Norwegian Shipowners' Association (Norges Rederiforbund) and Kristoffer A. Rolland from Norsk Industri both point to the complete maritime cluster. All three have ideas on how Norway can remain an incubator for technology development. #shipping #freight #oceanfreight #energytransition #sustainability #technology #innovation #funding
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UIRR teamed up with SGKV and organised an excellent webinar on "Best environmental practices implemented by ports and terminals across Europe". The Blue Supply Chains project provided best practice examples and advertised to 90 participants (!) the recently published studies: 📖 Catalogue of European Policies 📖 Catalogue of Industrie Best Practice 📖 Catalogue of European Projects 📢 Studies can be found at: https://lnkd.in/emPsPAGV Further, green strategies from the European ports Port of Hamburg and #PortsofGenoa were presented by Stefan Breitenbach and Mario Franzone. The inland terminal achievements and projects have been added by presentations from Anna Kristiane Schmidt (Contargo) and Roberto Torluccio (Interporto Bologna SpA). Many thanks to Eric Feyen, Rémi Penet, Vivin Kumar Sudhakar made this #webinar possible! 💡 #BlueSupplyChains is funded by the Interreg Baltic Sea Region and supported by EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region & VASAB. 💡 #BSC project partners: Port of Hamburg, ROSTOCK PORT, Ventspils Augsto tehnoloģiju parks | High Technology Park, Trelleborgs Hamn AB / Port of Trelleborg, Skagen Havn - Port of Skagen , Klaipeda Science and Technology Park, Motus Foundation, Lithuanian Inland Waterways Authority, Uniwersytet Gdański, Umeå Energi AB, Stena Line, IVL Svenska Miljöinstitutet, Lindholmen Science Park, Umeå Kommun, #UmeaPort, INAB-Infrastruktur i Umeå AB, Gdynia Container Terminal - A member of CK Hutchison Holdings, Baltic Ports Organization, modility, Shipping & Offshore Network and Studiengesellschaft für den Kombinierten Verkehr e.V. #ports, #terminals, #maritime, #tranport, #logistics, #sustainability, #climate, #greening, #environment, #decarbonization, #electrification, #cooperation
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🚢 The Future of #Green #Ports: Collaboration is Key 🌍 We’re proud to share that the PIONEERS Ports consortium was strongly represented by Timothy Durant (SLR Consulting) Christian Norden (BALance Technology Consulting GmbH), and Peter Van Wijlick (Municipality of Venlo) at the MAGPIE Port Citizen Workshop held at Deltaport, Wesel on 17-18 September. 💡 Key Highlights: Peter van Wijlick delivered an insightful presentation on the Port of Venlo and the Pioneers initiative in the session titled "The Green Port of the Future as Supporter of the Energy Transition". Some essential takeaways included: ✅ Collaboration is Critical: To accelerate the green transition, it's crucial to collaborate with stakeholders and other regional ports. Not every port needs to become a clean energy bunker port; the Netherlands, for instance, has designated 7 key ports to serve as energy hubs. ✅ Social Acceptance is a Must: Enhancing understanding and public acceptance of hydrogen and ammonia storage is vital to overcoming perceived safety risks. ✅ Diversify Energy Sources: Rather than "betting on one horse", the future of inland navigation will involve a mix of clean fuels. However, the competition for green fuels with other sectors like industry and domestic heating will be a significant challenge. Day two saw the Horizon 2020 Green Inland Ports (GRIP) project presenting initial results on a tool to calculate the environmental impact of ports, along with best practices for digitizing masterplans for inland terminals. 🚀 Tim, Christian, and Peter had productive discussions with the MAGPIE Masterplan team, aiming to intensify collaboration on green port masterplanning and roadmapping. The future is bright for sustainable ports, and we're excited to be part of the transformation. #GreenPorts #Sustainability #EnergyTransition #Collaboration #Innovation #CleanFuels
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Norway is teeming with green shipping companies, ambitions and projects. Why is it so? André Risholm, Founder and CEO of Amon Maritime, mentions a number of points to ShippingWatch about why Norway is a good breeding ground for a company like theirs. ”One of the reasons is that Norway has a strong maritime cluster with partners that are available locally,” the CEO explains. Harald Solberg CEO at Norwegian Shipowners' Association (Norges Rederiforbund) and Kristoffer A. Rolland from Norsk Industri both point to the complete maritime cluster. All three have ideas on how Norway can remain an incubator for technology development. #shipping #freight #oceanfreight #energytransition #sustainability #technology #innovation #funding
State funding and a big maritime sector make Norway popular for green projects
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Together with my colleagues Emily Andersson & Jörgen Wrennfors and also our innovation partner Plug and Play Maritime I had the pleasure to host a deep dive on "Advancements in Port Electrification Technology". We gathered key Academia, Ports & Tech companies to explore challenges and possibilities going forward with the aim to inspire & be inspired to continue innovating! Key takeaways: 💡To reduce carbon by 55% by 2030, we need to decarbonize 130 Terrawathours - a massive task and technology is a key enabler 💡 Investments in energy tech are booming, with most investments being done in technology supporting end consumption 💡 Most of the activities at ports can be electrified, but it is a complex system with many different end users and needs 💡 There are a lot of activities ongoing regarding shorepower, but currently, they are mostly isolated. Ports, terminal operators and other stakeholders need to exchange knowledge and best practices 💡 Shorepower gives a lot of opportunity for entrepreneurs to create a standard in the market who are open to take the challenge Thx to everyone who made the deep dive possible and to everyone attending and making it an (inter)active session pushing us all forward! We continue stronger together! 💪🤝 The Port of Gothenburg follow an ambitious plan - the Green Connection - with two main objectives: 🌱 To make the logistics chain fossil free 🌱 Push society's transition to future energy sources A part of this plan is to enable vessels to shut down their engines while at quayside as they are connected to shorepower - Onshore Power Supply (OPS). This technology is a vital part of reducing emissions & noise in the port why we encourage more vessels to switch off their engines & use onshore power instead. For more information on our initiatives visit our website or youtube: https://lnkd.in/eKj8bRxe #Portgot #PortofGothenburg #Greenconnection #Innovation #Digitaltransformation #OPS #Onshorepowersupply #Sustainability Göteborgs Hamn AB
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