IAPH puts port readiness in uncertain times at the heart of London talks
At the 2026 World Ports Conference (#IAPH2026) today in London, IAPH released a suite of tools to add vital momentum to the port industry’s ambitions to decarbonise – these assessment frameworks cover port readiness for bunkering, storage, loading, discharging and transshipment of low-carbon fuels, as well as the provision of onshore power supply. Developed by ...
On the 2026 World Ports Conference in London, the International Association of Ports and Harbors (<source bc6473ec-c42>) unveiled new tools to aid the port industry’s efforts in decarbonising. These tools, developed by the IAPH Climate and Energy Committee, focus on port readiness for handling low-carbon fuels and onshore power supply.
The first tool is an upgraded port readiness assessment for bunkering clean marine fuels, while the second is an assessment for ports to prepare for exporting, importing, and transshipping clean fuels as liquid bulk cargo. The third tool helps ports self-assess their readiness to adopt onshore power infrastructure. All tools provide a step-by-step approach to address barriers and consider governance, safety, infrastructure, and market factors.
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