Are EU ports ready for alternative fuels?

November 10, 2022
08:30 hrs.
» UTC/GMT +2
Share this event
LinkedIn
Twitter
WhatsApp
Facebook
More events

The ENGIMMONIA Project and SEANERGY Project, both co-funded by EU, are joining forces for an exclusive event where to present different relevant decarbonization experiences from EU ports and where to have the chance to interact (in dedicated interactive sessions) with other ports and maritime stakeholders towards the identification of opportunities and barriers towards the promotion of alternative fuels in EU Ports.

Are EU ports ready for alternative fuels?

Are you curious to hear about the European Commission’s programmes in place to accelerate the energy transition of sea transport and ports? Would you like to see different experiences about EU ports that are already lighthouses in EU ports’ decarbonization?

Please, register both if you are attending in person or remotely.

Media & Coverage

World Maritime University hosted the first SEANERGY Project Workshop in Sweden. After presenting the project’s scopes and challenges they tried to reply to the following question: “ARE EU PORTS READY FOR ALTERNATIVE FUELS?”.

Thank you to the WMU team for organizing this successful event:

News

Knowledge exchange meeting with delegation from South Korea

On Friday, September 6, DAFNI had the honor of welcoming 8 representatives of island agencies and public organizations of South Korea. During their educational visit to Greece, they met with representatives of the Ministry of Shipping and Insular Policy and representatives from local island authorities. 

Port energy transition: Investigation of port stakeholders’ barriers and solutions

The World Maritime University (WMU) is an academic partner in the SEANERGY project (Sustainability EducationAl programme for greeNER fuels and enerGY on ports). With the objective of contributing to the achievement of the EU Green Deal objectives, the SEANERGY Project aims to establish a framework to explore the potential of EU ports as key nodes in the marine green energy network.