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23.Nov.23
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Seanergy Project issues its third trimestrial newsletter to keep our readers updated on the progress and actions of the project.

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SEANERGY International Seminar

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The seminar aims to bring together representatives from the IMO and the EU, with the central support of the EU Horizon Europe-funded project SEANERGY (Sustainability EducationAl program for greeNER fuels and enerGY on ports). 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 well as testbeds for waste reuse and the circular economy through the creation of the SEANERGY Master Plan.

The two days’ events, aim to discuss our 50 years of commitment through MARPOL, in particular green technologies, and ways of promoting global collaboration and capacity building in maritime decarbonization.

The morning of the 1st day (30th August) will be plenary speakers while the afternoon of the 1st day will be dedicated to “Global Cooperation”.

On the second day (31st August), the event will focus on a “SEANERGY Regional Baltic & North Sea workshop” as part of the SEANERGY project activities, aiming to collect feedback from relevant port cluster stakeholders to guide EU ports and policy-making toward the decarbonization of the shipping sector.

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SEANERGY Catalogue of Technologies

Fundación Valenciaport created a report to provide an overview of the available technologies to implement sustainable best practices and decarbonize the maritime sector within the port boundaries. Once public, this report will provide the guidelines followed to review the available technological options and develop a catalogue with best practices, state-of-the-art solutions, and future trends in the form of pilot solutions.

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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.

Ecoport Meeting Showcases SEANERGY’s Sustainable Vision

On December 12th, the Port Authority of Valencia hosted the Ecoport biannual meeting, gathering around 20 stakeholders from various organizations within the Port of Valencia community. The meeting provided an opportunity to share updates and insights into ongoing projects aimed at fostering sustainability in the maritime sector.