IAPH has upgraded its World Ports Sustainability Program website by adding a portal dedicated to the Global Ports Hydrogen Coalition.
IAPH’s Technical Director Antonis Michail commented : “As part of IAPH’s contribution to the CEM Global Ports Hydrogen Coalition, we have created a special platform for hydrogen projects at ports. The scope of projects will cover current and planned port implementations related to ammonia, methanol and hydrogen not just as marine fuels, but also looking to the contribution of ports as energy hubs”
WPSP hydrogen-related port projects are up on the new portal
Projects are eligible for the IAPH 2022 Sustainability Awards
For ports earmarking such projects or for those that are in development, IAPH and the Global Ports Hydrogen Coalition are encouraging them to submit their information to ensure they are eligible for the 2022 IAPH Sustainability Awards in the category “Climate and Energy.”
“To have access to information about ongoing hydrogen projects in ports is not only useful for us at the IEA in our efforts to track and project the production and use of hydrogen globally. It will also help ports to identify what other ports are doing on hydrogen, which will open up opportunities for exchange, peer learning and co-operation”, commented Timur Gül, Head of IEA Energy Technology Policy Division.
Source: IAPH
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