Seanergy Project issues its second newsletter

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23.Nov.23
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Seanergy Project issues its second 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.

On January 31st and February 1st, the SEANERGY partners had the pleasure to finally meet in person. This first presential meeting was hosted by the coordinator Magellan Circle at the Crowne Plaza in Porto.

Since the European Green Deal, aiming to transform the EU into a modern, resource-efficient, and competitive economy, ensuring no net emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050, ports have been considered as essential in the green conversion of transport. The first step towards becoming a climate-neutral continent is to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by 2030, compared to 1990 levels.

Considering that energy transition in ports remains a relatively new topic, this meeting was key to define and decide on the frame of the SEANERGY project. After many discussions, it was agreed that the SEANERGY Project will focus on two main topics:

  1. Production of energy in ports
  2. The consumption of energy in ports (such as use of alternative fuels).
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SEANERGY Workshop for Inland Ports – Budapest 2025

The SEANERGY Workshop for Inland Ports will take place in Budapest on March 25, 2025, bringing together key stakeholders to discuss the clean energy transition in inland port operations. Hosted at the Danube Commission, this event will provide insights into the SEANERGY Master Plan, a comprehensive roadmap for the decarbonization of European ports.