PortSHAZ
We are excited to announce that Coastal Research and Planning Institute (CORPI) is now a proud partner in the PortSHAZ project, formally titled “PortSHAZ – Enhanced Eco-Efficient Cargo Operations.” This innovative initiative is part of the Interreg South Baltic 2021-2027 Programme and is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
Project Details:
- Project Title: PortSHAZ – Enhanced Eco-Efficient Cargo Operations
- Programme: Interreg South Baltic Programme 2021-2027
- Co-financing: European Regional Development Fund (ERDF)
- Project Duration: July 1, 2024 – June 30, 2027
Project Overview:
The PortSHAZ project aims to address and mitigate environmental hazards associated with dry bulk cargo operations in local and regional ports. Ports are crucial to the European trade and transport ecosystem, and this project underscores the importance of sustainable and environmentally conscious operations.
The main goals of PortSHAZ include:
- Reducing the leakage of dry bulk cargo to protect marine ecosystems, water quality, marine life, and coastal communities.
- Developing and implementing best practices and technical solutions tailored for eco-efficient cargo operations.
- Promoting sustainable port operations to enhance the region’s attractiveness for tourism and trade.
Key Activities:
- Comprehensive Research and Investigation: Identifying existing best practices in dry bulk cargo handling and developing tailored technical solutions.
- Pilot Implementations: Testing developed solutions in selected ports to refine and validate their effectiveness.
- Knowledge Dissemination: Publishing findings and best practices to foster continuous improvement and learning in the maritime sector.
Project Partners:
- Lead Partner: Port of Elbląg
- Project Partners:
- Race For The Baltic
- Coastal Research and Planning Institute (CORPI)
- K2 Solutions
- INWL Non-Profit Limited Institute for Sustainable Economy and Logistics
- Danske Havne
CORPI, with its expertise and commitment to environmental sustainability, will play a key role in this collaborative effort, contributing to developing and implementing innovative solutions for reducing environmental hazards in port operations.
More information about the Project: https://portshaz.eu