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The Port of Gijon is set to implement cold ironing for container ships.

The Port of Gijon is set to implement cold ironing for container ships.
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The Port of Gijon is set to implement cold ironing for container ships.

The EALING Works Gijon port project, spearheaded by the Port Authority of Gijon, has successfully secured a grant of €2.61 million from the Connecting Europe mechanism. This funding is aimed at advancing the project’s goal of supplying container ships with electricity generated from renewable sources while they are docked at the port. The initiative is a critical part of Gijon’s efforts to enhance environmental sustainability in its maritime operations. By enabling cold ironing—where ships plug into shore power instead of relying on their on-board generators—this project will significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollutants in the surrounding area. In addition to improving air quality, the project is expected to boost the port's operational efficiency, making it more attractive to shipping companies committed to sustainable practices. Overall, EALING Works Gijon port represents a vital step towards a greener future for the port, aligning with broader European goals for cleaner transportation and energy use.


22 Oct 24
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Maritime

The Port of Gijon is set to implement cold ironing for container ships.

The EALING Works Gijon port project, spearheaded by the Port Authority of Gijon, has successfully secured a grant of €2.61 million from the Connecting Europe mechanism. This funding is aimed at advancing the project’s goal of supplying container ships with electricity generated from renewable sources while they are docked at the port. The initiative is a critical part of Gijon’s efforts to enhance environmental sustainability in its maritime operations. By enabling cold ironing—where ships plug into shore power instead of relying on their on-board generators—this project will significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollutants in the surrounding area. In addition to improving air quality, the project is expected to boost the port's operational efficiency, making it more attractive to shipping companies committed to sustainable practices. Overall, EALING Works Gijon port represents a vital step towards a greener future for the port, aligning with broader European goals for cleaner transportation and energy use.


22 Oct 24
blog image
Maritime

The Port of Gijon is set to implement cold ironing for container ships.

The EALING Works Gijon port project, spearheaded by the Port Authority of Gijon, has successfully secured a grant of €2.61 million from the Connecting Europe mechanism. This funding is aimed at advancing the project’s goal of supplying container ships with electricity generated from renewable sources while they are docked at the port. The initiative is a critical part of Gijon’s efforts to enhance environmental sustainability in its maritime operations. By enabling cold ironing—where ships plug into shore power instead of relying on their on-board generators—this project will significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollutants in the surrounding area. In addition to improving air quality, the project is expected to boost the port's operational efficiency, making it more attractive to shipping companies committed to sustainable practices. Overall, EALING Works Gijon port represents a vital step towards a greener future for the port, aligning with broader European goals for cleaner transportation and energy use.


22 Oct 24