Port Of Amsterdam Powers Up Shore Connection For Cruise Ships

Port Of Amsterdam Powers Up Shore Connection For Cruise Ships

The system is expected to cut down around 3 tonnes of particulate matter, 100 tonnes of nitrogen oxides, and 4.8 kilotonnes of CO₂ every year.

Port of Amsterdam installs shore power for sea cruise ships

The Passenger Terminal Amsterdam (PTA) has officially opened its shore power facility. With an expected 100 calls per year, this initiative is projected to reduce approximately three metric tons of particulate matter, 100 metric tons of nitrogen and 4.8 metric kilotons of CO2. The green electricity comes in part from the Ruigoord wind farm in the port of Amsterdam. The new installation means ships can turn off their generators as soon as they do…

Shore power commissioned at Passenger Terminal Amsterdam

The Port of Amsterdam (Netherlands) has commissioned a shore power installation at the Passenger Terminal Amsterdam (PTA), marking a significant...