GSC aims at providing synergies on green fuel- & electrification strategies from (inland) ports and greening strategies from regions affected by ports’ hinterland freight transport.
To ensure market acceptance and openness for a wider port community (including smaller rural ports), GSC develops and tests best-practices, like OPS solutions for small ports(Skagen) or an innovative e-power supply solution (Brest). The pilots serve as blueprints for further roll-out in the NSR. In this context, GSC considers shore side electricity and alternative fuel deployment, directly supports the green transition of the transport sector.Further, GSC matches port electrification strategies with regional strategies and by that considers greening potentials for freight hinterland transport (lifting synergies), through regional stakeholder involvement concepts and piloted multi-user approaches using alternative fuels.
The market uptake will be supported by innovative ITS solutions, increasing the visibility of green transport solutions, ease the operation, and better connect ports with their regional hinterland.
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Green Supply Chains's website is https://www.interregnorthsea.eu/gsc
Green Supply Chains's LinkedIn profile is https://de.linkedin.com/company/green-supply-chains
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Green Supply Chains's industry is
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Green Supply Chains's top competitors are
Peatlands Europe,
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Why Consulting,
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H2deri@bsp,
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Blue Supply Chains,
Interreg Baltic Sea Region,
Water & Wetland.
Green Supply Chains's categories are Funds and Trusts
Green Supply Chains's founding year is 2024
