Starting next year and stretching to 2050, billions of dollars will be poured into cleaner ships

Seaports around the world have been asked to reduce their carbon dioxide emissions and contribute to efforts against global warming. Ports operating in coastal

The APB (Port Authority of the Balearic Islands) recently awarded the joint venture Kunak-Labaqua the implementation of an air quality and noise pollution monitoring system for the ports belonging...

Italian city’s port authority asks eight other port cities to ‘join forces’ to combat problem

The Dubrovnik Port Authority has taken a huge step in order to monitor the quality of the environment and the air of the busiest cruise ship ports in Croatia.

Port of Tallinn rewards emission-reducing ships with a discount of up to 8% on tonnage fees

New data from the European Environment Agency shows the EU countries where air pollution causes the most premature deaths.

Oslo is working hard to clean up its waters and this includes drafting in a portable ROV which can detect potential rubbish hotspots.

The Jean Monnet Action “European Ports Policy” of the Department of Shipping, Trade and Transport, University of the Aegean, in collaboration with PortEconomics, organises the Jean Monnet Symposium on “The future of the European Port Policy”, an international 2-day meeting of decision-makers, stakeh…

Air pollution from shipping has been significantly reduced around European coastlines and ports thanks to the concerted action by the European Union and industry to reduce sulphur emissions from ships, the European Commission said in a report released Monday. The report is the first European Commiss…