Shore power


Keel-laying ceremony of vessel with builder's hull no. CHB3016. July 20, 2026
Changhong International launches ninth LR2 tanker in Navios series  

Vessel includes future methanol and LNG conversion capability as well as shore power provision.
Al Muraykh vessel. July 10, 2026
Hapag-Lloyd signs shore power agreement with Hamburg Port Authority  

Deal commits the carrier to using onshore power supply at all Hamburg terminals.
Port of Quebec aerial view. July 7, 2026
Port of Québec secures C$5.1m from provincial government for shore power electrification  

Funding will support shore power infrastructure at two wharves, targeting availability by autumn 2028.
Launching ceremony of MSC Leticia X vessel. June 30, 2026
Changhong International launches LNG container ships and tankers for MSC and Navios  

Chinese shipbuilder launches four vessels in the space of days, spanning LNG container ships and oil tankers.
NYK LNG-powered vessel connected to shore power. June 22, 2026
ICO launches Belgium’s first commercial shore power facility for ro-ro vessels at Zeebrugge  

NYK Group subsidiary connects pure car and truck carrier to green shore power at Belgian port.
Shore power illustration. June 8, 2026
Shore power shifts from voluntary measure to compliance requirement, DNV white paper finds  

Shore power is moving from an optional emissions tool to a regulatory obligation for shipowners in key trades.
Rendering of a hydrogen energy system. May 26, 2026
Floating hydrogen power hub validated for grid-independent ship charging at berth  

ELIRE Maritime-led consortium validates modular platform delivering 5MW of clean power without a shoreside grid connection.
Iberdrola España Onshore Power Supply (OPS). May 25, 2026
Iberdrola España completes shore power installation at the Port of Pasaia  

Spanish utility installs onshore power supply system, enabling docked vessels to use renewable electricity.
Shore power system. May 12, 2026
Zhoushan expands shore power infrastructure as part of emissions reduction drive  

Chinese port city reports 30% increase in shore power usage across terminals and berths.