The Blue BARGE Project, funded by the European Union's Horizon Europe program and involving 14 partners from 10 European countries, aims to create a comprehensive solution for offshore electrical power bunkering, commonly referred to as cold ironing. As part of this initiative, Blue BARGE is increasingly engaging in related projects to further enhance its objectives and impact. One such initiative is the BioCNG-to-Cold Ironing project, which focuses on integrating bio-compressed natural gas (BioCNG) as a sustainable energy source for cold ironing applications. This project seeks to develop innovative technologies and methodologies to enable vessels to receive electrical power while docked, significantly reducing their reliance on fossil fuels and minimizing emissions in port areas. By leveraging BioCNG, the BioCNG-to-Cold Ironing project aims to provide a cleaner and more sustainable alternative for powering ships during their stay at port, contributing to environmental goals and enhancing the overall efficiency of maritime operations. This initiative aligns with the broader objectives of the Blue BARGE Project to promote cleaner energy solutions in the maritime sector and support the transition to more sustainable practices across Europe. Through collaboration among various stakeholders, including industry partners, research institutions, and regulatory bodies, the Blue BARGE and BioCNG-to-Cold Ironing projects represent significant steps toward a greener future for maritime transport, highlighting the importance of innovation and cooperation in addressing environmental challenges.