Port of Valencia to utilise hydrogen energy for container handling
The Port of Valencia has become the first port in Europe to use hydrogen energy in its container terminals as part of a pilot project with a total investment of €4m (US$4.54m).
Through the pilot project, entitled H2Ports, the port will receive the first machines powered by hydrogen batteries – a reach stacker for loading, unloading and transporting containers and a terminal tractor for roll-on roll-off (ro-ro) cargo.)
Additionally in the initial phase of H2Ports, a mobile hydrogen supply station will be installed and work in the Grimaldi (Valencia Terminal Europa) and MSC terminals at the port.
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