Work package leaders of the EU Horizon funded MAGPIE project met up on the 5th for the Steering Committee and the General Assembly. Representatives of Port of Rotterdam, HAROPA PORT, Deltaport, Erasmus University and several other consortium members were able to discuss the status of the project in general and the progress of the Work packages in person. The Port of Sines, one of the four ports of the Consortium, hosted the event and gave the visiting MAGPIE members a tour of their port and their old fortress in the evening of the 5th of September. On September 6th, the consortium members in attendance and invited stakeholders discussed the possible categorization of European ports. This workshop helped advance Work Package 9, the Master Plan for European Green Ports.
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The MAGPIE project built a categorisation of ports, based on today’s energy transition efforts and capabilities. These categories assists future work of the MAGPIE Masterplan in developing energy transition pathways for ports. The three main themes identified as critical are: energy transition infrastructure and technologies, seagoing ships and hinterland transport, governance for energy transition. The categorisation was prepared on the basis of a detailed study of 15 sea and inland ports, which are considered pioneers in terms of energy transition and sustainability.
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