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Port of London Shore Power System to Launch Next Year - Vimarsana News

Port of London Shore Power System to Launch Next Year

Net Zero Marine Services is due to install the system at West India Pier, with another to follow in central London.

Electric shore power charging point coming to the Thames - Vimarsana News

Electric shore power charging point coming to the Thames

A shore power station for vessels using the tidal Thames is to come on stream in 2023 in a deal engineered by the Port of London Authority.

Maritime UK's 2021 Year in Review | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide - Vimarsana News

Maritime UK's 2021 Year in Review | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Each Christmas Maritime UK writes a year-end review, highlighting key activity and developments for the sector. This year shows a considerable amount of progress by Maritime UK and its members, as well as in close partnership with government. We hope you enjoy looking back over the year and look forward to working together in 2022. ...

Laser scans reveal a huge mound of WET WIPES has formed along the River Thames - Vimarsana News

Laser scans reveal a huge mound of WET WIPES has formed along the River Thames

River charity Thames21 collected sonar and laser scans of the riverbed in west London, as part of work to build a new 'super sewer'.

Waste-carrying Thames tug boats switch to biofuel as Cory plots course to net zero - Vimarsana News

Waste-carrying Thames tug boats switch to biofuel as Cory plots course to net zero

Waste-carrying Thames tug boats switch to biofuel as Cory plots course to net zero Bea Tridimas Share The tugboats ferry household waste down the Thames to an energy recovery facility | Credit: Cory Waste management company's boats on the Thames to run on greener fuel that it claims can reduce CO2 emissions by 90 per cent Tug boats which ferry household waste down the River Thames to feed a power plant in east London are set to run on biofuels, with waste management firm Cory claiming the switch will slash both CO2 emissions and air pollution. Cory said running the tugs on biofuel hydrotreate...