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Aberdeen: Revolutionary Bubble Curtains to Protect Marine Mammals
11 September 2020
Two underwater curtains made entirely of bubbles are being used during the construction of Aberdeen South Harbour to limit disruption to marine mammals.
ABP installs largest roof mounted solar array on the Humber
11 September 2020
In January 2020, Associated British Ports (ABP) announced an investment of £6.8 million in the Port of Hull to install the Humber’s largest roof mounted solar scheme.
PD Ports & Operation Clean Sweep
11 September 2020
PD Ports was the first UK port operator to sign up to Operation Clean Sweep.
Milford's Environmental Liaison
11 September 2020
The Port’s Harbour Master and Environmental Manager are members of the Pembrokeshire Marine Special Area of Conservation Relevant Authorities Group (SACRAG).
Aberdeen Harbour's Dolphin Code
11 September 2020
Aberdeen Harbour Board has developed a Code of Practice, designed to protect Bottlenose dolphins near the mouth of the Harbour, and to provide guidance to vessels operating in the port.
Belfast's 100% Renewable Energy
11 September 2020
During 2019 Belfast Harbour ran a procurement process to ensure all the electricity (16Wh) they purchased comes from renewable sources.
Portland: Annual Breakwater Cleaning
11 September 2020
Marine plastic pollution is a serious threat to the health of our marine environments and their biodiversity.
Milford Haven Environmental Surveillance Group
11 September 2020
Milford Haven Waterway Environmental Surveillance Group is a long-running and successful collaborative group of industry, statutory authorities and others with an interest in the environmental quality of the Waterway.
Milford Haven's Decarbonisation Programme
11 September 2020
The Port of Milford Haven is the UK’s largest energy port and the Port recognises the contribution made by anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions to global climate change. Aiming to reduce its emissions and respond to the need to decarbonise the economy the port has invested heavily in on-site renewable energy generation.
Peel Ports Clydeport: Re-using Dredged Material
11 September 2020
Peel Ports Clydeport undertakes regular maintenance dredging on the River Clyde and has been investigating opportunities for the beneficial re-use of dredged material. This follows the success of a similar project in Liverpool Bay which received a PIANC Working with Nature Award in 2018.