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Port of Bergen

Bergen Port is an international seaport located in the centre of Bergen, Norway. Port of Bergen is a hub and a gateway for cruise ships visiting the Norwegian fjords.

Port of Bergen

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Shore power supply

Number of high voltage connections: 5
Number of low voltage connections: 16

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Grey / black water reception facilities: 10

Memberships:

sustainable development goals

The Port of Bergen participates in the project Cleaner Port of Bergen togethet with a range of other organisations. This is a project that will help to make the harbor basins in Bergen cleaner.

We are offering reception facilities for sewage and greywater from ships.

Through the company Plug Bergen, shore power systems are being built throughout the port. This means that the ships at the quay in Bergen can switch off the engines and use electricity instead of diesel to keep the ships running. This saves society large amounts of CO2 emissions.

Europeâs largest shore power facility for cruise ships was completed in the autumn of 2020. Here, three cruise ships can connect at the same time.

We plan to build one of the worldâs most future-oriented freight ports at Ãgotnes outside Bergen. The new freight port is planned as a âhubâ for environmentally friendly distribution of goods and goods.

Bergen Municipality has adopted an ambition to be fossil-free by 2030, and Vestland County Municipality has decided that the region will be a driving force for climate change and zero emissions by 2030 Bergen.

The port contributes to this through a clear ambition that the port will be emission-free by 2030, and measures such as builds under this objective.

We are also collaborating with the Nansen Center on modelling air quality in Bergen

Electrification of the port is a key climate- and pollution reduction measure.

We are also preparing for bunkering of hydrogen in the port

A new facility for reception of sewage and greywater from larger ships is available.

We cooperate with a range of other ports and port organizations internationally.

Port Homepage: https://bergenhavn.no
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