Energy transition in ports

Energy transition in ports is not only about environmental issues. It also offers economic, health, and social benefits. It prepares ports for a sustainable and prosperous future and fulfills their role as key drivers of trade and economic growth.

Modules:

  • Concepts and impacts resulting from the use of fossil fuels
  • Explanation of basic concepts
    Externalities of the energy transition
    Climate change
  • Methodology for energy transition in ports
  • Stages of the process
    Concrete objectives
    Planning & implementation
  • Carbon footprint
  • Calculation of carbon footprint
    Emission sources
    Consumption types
  • Available technologies
  • Low-carbon fuels
    Renewable energy production
    Electricity supply to ships
  • Success stories
  • Six case studies of successful energy transition in ports: Itaqui, Los Angeles and Long Beach, Marseille, Mauritius, Singapore and Valencia

Material:

The five-week course includes case studies, practical exercises, multimedia presentations, role game session, discussion forum, and webinar.

Target Population

  • Port authorities
  • Private port companies
  • Port community operators
  • Port agents
  • Ministries and authorities


The dates for the course in English will be announced soon. The course in Spanish will start on 27 April 2026.

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