Turkey ''s largest container terminal has added a shore power facility to help ships reduce their emissions. The container ship MSC Oscar was the first to use the new shore
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Asyaport has become the first port in Türkiye to offer shore power to container vessels: an important milestone for decarbonizing
Credit: MSC Asyaport, Türkiye''s largest container terminal, became the first port in Türkiye to offer shore power to container vessels decarbonizing supply chains with its latest
Turkey''s largest container port, Asyaport, has unveiled an innovative shore power project, the company''s press service reported. This system allows moored vessels to receive
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As the largest container terminal in Türkiye, Asyaport is enhancing its commitment to sustainable supply chains with the installation of Onshore Power Supply (OPS) systems.
Asyaport has become the first port in Türkiye to offer shore power to container vessels: an important milestone for decarbonizing maritime logistics in the region. Türkiye''s
Asyaport has become the first port in Türkiye to offer shore power to container vessels: an important milestone for decarbonizing maritime logistics in the region. Türkiye''s
Asyaport, considered to be Türkiye''s largest container terminal today, has completed the installation of an onshore power supply (OPS), becoming “the first port in
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Asyaport has become the first port in Türkiye to offer shore power to container vessels: an important milestone for decarbonizing
Asyaport, considered to be Türkiye''s largest container terminal today, has completed the installation of an onshore power supply
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