2022 Annual Conference and Marine Environment Protection Awards Program
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Strides in Sustainability– Reinforcing the Value Proposition of the Shipping Industry
In the ever-increasingly connected world, trade has never been more important. The accelerated pace of global society shows the demand for goods and services to be transported faster and more efficiently every day. To do so requires shipping. The shipping…
Port of Los Angeles Bans Trucks that Do Not Meet Emission Standards
The shipping industry is a vast network. It ties people, organizations, and companies together through the products it transports all around the world. If it were a web, ports would be the centers that connect the threads. Ports are incredibly…
NAMEPA Welcomes Its Newest Members – Cheniere Energy, Inc. and Port of Long Beach
Photo: Rick Cameron, Deputy Director of Planning and Development for POLB February 24, 2020 - Weston, CT - Carleen Lyden Walker, Co-Founder and Executive Director of the North American Marine Environment Protection Association (NAMEPA), announced today that Cheniere Energy, Inc.,…
Call for Entries: 2018 Maritime Award of the Americas “Sustainable and efficient ports for port-city prosperity”
- CALL FOR ENTRIES -The Secretariat of the Inter-American Committee on Ports (S/CIP) of the Organization of American States (OAS) is delighted to announce the2018 Maritime Award of the Americas“Sustainable and efficient ports for port-city prosperity”Organized by the S/CIP in collaboration…
MARPOL Compliance in the Caribbean
We need more countries to implement, and invest, in MARPOL in order to preserve their ecological and economic sustainability!
Environmental Education is Key to Clean, Green Port
A goal of environmental education is to cultivate a generation of environmental stewards who can further spread awareness to entire communities. Project Skyros offers a camp that challenges young students on environmental problems. . .
Heat from Rotterdam Port no Longer Going to Waste
Joining forces under the banner Warmtealliantie Zuid-Holland (Zuid-Holland Heat Alliance), five parties including the Port of Rotterdam signed a letter of intent regarding the realisation of the main infrastructure for distributing heat to a variety of users, including private households, horticultural firms and companies in the province of Zuid-Holland.