Significant delays in EU ports electrification (T&E / DNV study)

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Onshore Power Supply (OPS) equipment rate vs EU recommendations in EU ports - ©  T&E / DNV

A mere 20% of the EU’s required electric shore power infrastructure has been installed or commissioned in major ports, meaning most container ships, cruise ships and ferries continue to run on fossil fuels while docked. This is the main finding of a study conducted by certification society DNV on behalf of T&E (Transport & Environment)...

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Onshore Power Supply (OPS) equipment rate vs EU recommendations in EU ports - ©  T&E / DNV

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