On October 30, 2024, Werner Auer from Ennshafen represented the SEANERGY project at the Danube Ports Days in Budapest. This prestigious event, organized by Pro Danube and hosted by the Danube Commission, gathered policymakers, industry leaders, and experts to explore sustainable solutions for inland ports and waterway transport across Europe. Supported by the EU-funded MultiRELOAD, Green Inland Ports Study, SYNERGETICS projects, and the Danube Ports Network, Danube Ports Days emphasized the significance of multimodality, green energy, and digital innovation within the port sector​. 

On November 4, 2024, ATPERSON, a dedicated partner of the SEANERGY project, hosted a virtual event aimed at engaging Spanish universities and raising awareness of the critical need for clean energy solutions in port environments. The event introduced the SEANERGY Academic Programme and the SEANERGY Challenge, both integral to inspiring and empowering a new generation of professionals who will lead the transition towards zero-emission ports by 2050.

The Port of Cartagena is the most profitable port in the Spanish port system and is leading the production and export of renewable hydrogen. It is an EPSO Port and promotes FERRMED standards, which enhance the connections of ports with their respective hinterlands, as well as boosting the Great Scandinavian-Rhine-Rhône-Western Mediterranean Freight Rail Axis.

The SEANERGY Project is proud to announce the official release of the Port Energy Transition Master Plan, a comprehensive strategy designed to accelerate the decarbonization of ports and promote sustainable growth across the maritime sector. This forward-thinking plan, now available at no cost, is accessible in nine languages and can be downloaded from the SEANERGY Project website.