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Is Oslo an energy-efficient port?

An energy-efficient port consumes less power and reduces the use of fossil fuels. Oslo is one of the world's most climate-conscious and environmentally ambitious port cities. By 2030, Oslo will eliminate 95% of greenhouse gas emissions. Port of Oslo will reduce emissions by 85% in the same period, and become emissions-free over the long term.

How will the port of Oslo help reduce energy consumption?

The Port of Oslo also uses drones to search for waste. Port of Oslo will establish a monitoring system to get a better overview of energy consumption. This will help raise awareness and identify measures to reduce consumption.

Why should Oslo's cargo port be electrified?

Electrification of Oslo’s cargo port is vital to reducing transport sector emissions far beyond the port's borders. The cargo port is responsible for almost half the port's emissions, (18,000 tonnes of 40,000 tonnes in 2018). Planning is underway for shore power to cargo ships and emissions-free cargo handling in Oslo.

How can Oslo be a sustainable port?

Port of Oslo will achieve sustainable growth while increasing port calls, and cargo and passenger volumes without contributing to more greenhouse gas or local air emissions. Basic Principles: 1. Be a driving force to develop a port of the future. Develop in accordance with Oslo's zero-emissions vision and established cost-benefit principles.

Will Oslo Port Authority impose an environmental penalty?

Oslo Port Authority will impose an environmental penalty on ships that are equipped for shore power but fail to use it. At the same time, Oslo Port Authority will halve the container fee for cargo owners who receive their cargo via containers from Europe.

Can Norway use offshore energy resources?

Originally published by: Ministry of Petroleum and Energy The Act applies to Norway’s territorial sea outside the baselines and to the continental shelf, but individual provisions can also be made applicable to internal waters. The Norwegian state has the right to utilise offshore energy resources.