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Green Compass Innovation

After five years of demonstrations, research and collaboration, MAGPIE officially ended on 17 September 2026 at the Ports in Transition conference in Rotterdam. Its legacy now lives in the Green Innovation Compass: a single platform bringing together the innovations tested through MAGPIE, lessons learned and insights on implementation. Instead of searching across scattered project results, ports and stakeholders can explore what has been developed and what can be taken further. Navigate the transition here. On a different note, you’ll find below the latest news, media, and events our team has been involved in.

Our actions and solutions

Building resilient port ecosystems
Ports cannot afford to stand still As climate risks are intensifying and energy security has never been so back on the European agenda, ports...
Introducing the Green Innovation Compass
What lessons should we remember from MAGPIE? What is our legacy? All of them! But more seriously, one of the main lessons from MAGPIE,...
Five Learning Labs, five lessons
The following is an AI-generated summary of the five Learning Labs held during the “Ports in Transition” conference of the MAGPIE and PIONEERS projects...

Magpie Success Stories

Ammonia bunkering

Trammo, OCI and James Fisher Fendercare successfully conducted an ammonia bunkering pilot between two vessels at a terminal in the port of Rotterdam on 12 April, 2025. This marks an important step in preparing the Port of Rotterdam for vessels bunkering clean ammonia…

Automated & electric trucking

Automated electric driving and automated charging technologies are making significant progress. This is the key takeaway from the Automated & Electric Trucking demonstration event…

Autonomous E-barge

To navigate and manoeuvre safely in the port, autonomous vessels need to share sailing intentions in digital form. The MAGPIE demo showcased how intentions can be used to generate collision warnings and alarms. This allows skippers to be informed earlier…

UPCOMING EVENTS

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Our 44 partners

IFP Energies Nouvelles

(France)

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Bluewater

(Netherlands)

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Wärtsila

(Netherlands)

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Volvo Technology

(Sweden)

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Port of Rotterdam

(Netherlands)

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Planco Consulting

(Germany)

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DHL Global Forwarding

(Netherlands)

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Rocsys

(Netherlands)

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Delft University of Technology

(Netherlands)

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EICB

Expertise and Innovation Centre for Barging (Netherlands)

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EDP

CNET Centre for new energy technologies (Portugal)

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APM Terminals Maasvlakte II

(Netherlands)

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MARIN

Maritime Research Institute Netherlands (Netherlands)

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Zero Emission Services

(Netherlands)

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Heerema Marine Contractors

(Netherlands)

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AIVP

Association Internationale Villes et Ports (France)

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MTS Emmelsum

(Germany)

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ENECO

(Netherlands)

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Distro Energy

(Netherlands)

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ProRail

(Netherlands)

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Chemgas Shipping

(Netherlands)

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Imgrund Silogistic

(Germany)

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Van Oord Offshore

(Netherlands)

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Eramus University Rotterdam

(Netherlands)

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Deltaport

(Germany)

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TNO

Netherlands Organisation for applied scientific research (Netherlands)

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Air Liquide France Industrie

(France)

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INESC-TEC

Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering, Technology and Science (Portugal)

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Rail Innovators

(Netherlands)

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Fraunhofer

(Germany)

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NIAG

Niederrheinische Verkehrsbetriebe Aktiengesellschaft (Germany)

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HAROPA Port

(France)

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DAF Trucks

(Netherlands)

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Van Oord Ship Management

(Netherlands)

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Proton Ventures

(Netherlands)

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Circoé

(France)

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Netherlands Maritime Technology

(Netherlands)

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GoodFuels

(Netherlands)

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CEA

French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (France)

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H2 PEG

(Germany)

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TU Eindhoven

(Netherlands)

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APS

Ports of Sines and the Algarve (Portugal)

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EWI

The Institute of Energy Economics at the University of Cologne (Germany)

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Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center

for Zero Carbon Shipping (Denmark)

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