ReCharge project aims to cut Norway’s emissions
Ports in Norway could reduce annual CO2 emissions by as much as 12.5m tonnes following a report by a collection of technology and port experts.
The report comes from the ReCharge project, made up of experts from the Port of Oslo, Cavotec, ABB and Norwegian maritime advisors DNV GL, which aims to pave the way for zero emission ports in Norway.
ReCharge used the latest technologies to develop a calculator for operators to assess costs and emission reduction potential, allowing a more targeted approach to implementing shore power and charging systems.
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