Orkney Harbours Joins Environmental Port Index (EPI), Leading Sustainability in Maritime Operations

Kirkwall, Orkney, 20th February 2024 —

Orkney Harbours announced its membership with the Environmental Port Index (EPI), marking a significant stride towards sustainable cruise tourism in Scotland. This initiative places Orkney at the forefront of environmental stewardship in the maritime sector, utilizing EPI's analytical tools to drive sustainable practices among cruise ships.

“Joining the EPI underscores our commitment to environmental excellence. We’re set to enhance sustainability and set new benchmarks for responsible cruising.”
— Jim Buck, Harbourmaster at Orkney Harbours


Throughout 2024, Orkney Harbours will leverage EPI data to monitor cruise ship emissions and develop incentives for eco-friendly operations.

Our partnership with Orkney Harbours is designed to deepen our insights into the environmental footprint of ships and to identify strategies for enhancing operational efficiency both at sea and in port.
— Even Husby, CEO of EPI

About Orkney Harbours:

 A premier North Atlantic cruise destination, Orkney Harbours is dedicated to pioneering sustainable maritime tourism.

 

 About Environmental Port Index (EPI):

 The EPI is a collaborative tool designed to improve maritime environmental and operational efficiency, fostering a greener future for the industry.

Photo: Graham Campbell

 

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