Shore Power at Valletta Will cut Cruise Ship Emissions
Infrastructure chief executive cites big savings on emissions from introduction of cold ironing for cruise ships.
Stay updated with breaking news from Excel Sis. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Infrastructure chief executive cites big savings on emissions from introduction of cold ironing for cruise ships.
Cruise ships moored in the Maltese port of Valletta will soon be able to plug into the island's energy grid, drawing the…
Developer Joseph Portelli’s tender for Ras Ħanżir cargo facility back on board after Appeals Court overturns tribunal’s cancellation of original tender
Joseph Portelli’s consortium first won the €55 million tender to build a cargo facility at Ras Ħanzir, but the contract must now be cancelled
Valletta to Install Cold Ironing for Cruise Calls by Ship & Bunker News Team Tuesday April 6, 2021 Cruise ships calling at the Mediterranean port of Valletta should be able to plug in for their power when docked at the port. Two firms, Nidec Group and Excel Sis, have landed the contract to install electric ship power for visiting ships, according to Marine Link. Ship-to-shore power, also known as cold ironing, forms part of the European Union's plans to decrease the carbon footprint of European ports. Economic recovery plans for the EU bloc have made reducing environmental impacts a ...