Shoreham Port Sustainability Week 2023
Navigating Port Decarbonisation with Renewables
How could you introduce onshore renewables in your port? What would you need to consider?
Onshore renewables such as solar panels and wind turbines are becoming increasingly relied upon to reduce emissions contributing to climate change and reach international goals for decarbonisation. These technologies have the potential to play a vital role in helping a port in its sustainability journey and strengthening its energy security – but how do we get there?
Whilst there are many opportunities related to installing renewables in ports, there are also several challenges and diverse factors to take into account.
With the support of a case study of the Port of Mombasa, Head of Onshore Renewables Richard Abrams and Marine Data Analyst Chris Cox will be taking a deep dive into the step-by-step process of developing a feasibility study for introducing renewables in a port, the obstacles you may face, and the prospects it could offer.
When: 6th July 2023, 11:30 AM
Where: Shoreham Port
Sustainability Week 2023
ABL Group consultants from onshore renewables, port advisory, and clean shipping, will be presenting the above presentation as part of Shoreham Port’s annual Sustainability Week.
During Sustainability Week, Shoreham Port aims to uncover how local ports, charities and businesses are pursuing a greener future, via a dynamic programme of talks and tours.
When: 5th to 8th July 2023
Where: Shoreham Port
Background to Shoreham Port and ABL Group working together:
ABL Group and Shoreham Port have been collaborating for a number of years on a digital solution to tackle a port’s complex emissions portfolio.
Specialists across ABL’s ports and harbours team, combined with expertise in decarbonisation, developed a unique digital tool to track, calculate and take action on emissions in ports – emiTr.
Discover how emiTr works and more on ABL’s work in emissions tracking and consulting for maritime among other markets in energy and oceans: