The SEANERGY Project is at the forefront of revolutionizing EU ports into sustainable clean energy hubs. With maritime transport contributing significantly to greenhouse gas emissions, SEANERGY aims to create a comprehensive Master Plan, guiding ports across Europe towards zero-emission operations.

ECO Imagination proudly took part in two impactful workshops during the Sustainable Workshop Series held on July 15 and July 16. These workshops, aimed at fostering knowledge and action towards a more sustainable future, provided a platform for discussing critical issues and innovative solutions in the realm of sustainability.

Are you a manager in the port, logistics, or energy sectors looking to deepen your knowledge of port energy transition? The SEANERGY Summer School, hosted by the Italian Shipping Academy Foundation (FAIMM) in collaboration the SEANERGY Project, is taking place from September 23 to 30, 2024, in the coastal town of Arenzano, just 30 km from Genoa.

Ennshafen OÖ GmbH represents Austria as an Inland Port in the EU project SEANERGY, in which twelve partners from European countries take part. The SEANERGY project aims to future-proof ports to become hubs for clean energy systems, hydrogen technologies and other low-carbon fuels.

In the framework of the seminar "Maritime Decarbonization by Enabling Key Technology Symbiosis," held on May 16-17, 2024, at the World Maritime University (in Malmo), the SEANERGY project proudly presented the "Ports as Energy Hubs" session. This session featured several impactful presentations that focused on innovative strategies for the decarbonization of ports.

The SEANERGY Handbook will act as a comprehensive and interactive guideline of the Project Port Energy Transition Master Plan’s information and contents. The Handbook will support the port stakeholders to have a complete and deep understanding of the Masterplan facilitating the EU Port Decarbonization actions.

Seanergy Project issues its sixth trimestrial newsletter to keep our readers updated on the progress and actions of the project. Users can engage this newsletter by subscribing through a form in our website or by visiting the Media Corner periodically.

The IHE Delft Institute for Water Education (The Netherlands), together with SEANERGY partners, conducted a survey to enhance the comprehension of women's vital role in the port industry. The objective of the survey was to explore the intricate dynamics of cultural and social inclusion within the ports industry, with a particular emphasis on the participation of women in ports located in EU countries and across the globe.

On March 7th, the Work Package Leaders of the SEANERGY project convened in Brussels to present the project's advancements to their assigned European Project Officer. This highly productive meeting marked a significant milestone in the project's journey.