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Seanergy

Seanergy

The Sustainability Educational Programme for Greener Fuels and Energy on ports

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12 European partners

joining forces to transform
ports into clean energy hubs

The SEANERGY project aims to go towards zero-emission ports, becoming clean energy hubs for integrated electricity systems, hydrogen, and other low-carbon fuels, as much as testbeds for waste reuse and the circular economy through the creation of the SEANERGY Master Plan.

Key Facts

12
Partners
9
Countries
30
Months
4
Stages of Development
2.49
Millions in Founding

Project Development

Stage 1

Understanding the current EU ports’ situation and stakeholders.

Stage 2

Gap analysis of the EU port clean energy transition.

Stage 3

Creating the SEANERGY Master Plan.

Stage 4

Implementing the SEANERGY Master Plan.

A fast, safe and efficient transition to green ports.

Partners

What's happening

News

Danube Commission and the SEANERGY project consortium organized the Danube Regional Workshop on Energy Transition in Inland Ports

The DC Secretariat/Expert Group on Ports, Port of Enns and Circletouch organized the Danube Regional Workshop on Energy Transition in Inland Ports in the framework of the EU HORIZON Europe project “SEANERGY” The Sustainability Educational Programme for Greener Fuels and Energy on ports.

SEANERGY M12 General Assembly

On September 27th, 2023, the SEANERGY partners met in Syros, a General Assembly hosted by our partners from Dafni.

Why is the catalogue of energy transition technologies for ports essential for the SEANERGY Project?

Even though currently there are no concrete obligations set in place to scale down maritime transport emissions, reducing them is part of the EU economy-wide reduction commitment under the Paris Agreement, and it also plays a role in the EU’s goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2050.

International seminar on the role of green technologies and capacity building in maritime decarbonisation

On August 30 and 31, the World Maritime University (WMU) carried out a two-days international seminar on the role of green technologies and capacity building in maritime decarbonisation. During the two days of the seminar, we discussed green technologies and ways of promoting global collaboration and capacity building in maritime decarbonisation.

Events

Thu
10.Nov.22
08:30 hrs.
UTC/GMT +2