Maritime Innovation Sound Waves - Episode 5: Future Sustainable Ports

<p><a href='../../people/matthew-moss/'>Matthew Moss</a>, the Maritime Knowledge Transfer Manager at Innovate UK KTN is joined by <a href='../../people/debra-jones/'>Debra Jones</a>, Knowledge Transfer Manager - Chemistry to talk about Future Sustainable Ports.</p> <p>During this podcast conversation, Matt and Debra discuss making vessels and port machinery sustainable by using renewable electric power or alternative fuels including biofuels, or hydrogen, ammonia and methanol. They also discuss specific examples of use cases of this technology such as hydrogen or battery powered ferries.</p> <p>Useful links and additional information</p> <ul><li>The <a href='../../programme/maritime-ports-innovation-network/'>Maritime & Ports Innovation Network</a> is a community that collates knowledge from the maritime and ports sector to solve challenges and share industry opportunities to succeed in the transition to a Net Zero future through building innovative maritime solutions.</li> <li>Contact <a href='../../infrastructure/'>Innovate UK KTN’s Infrastructure team</a>.</li> <li>Contact <a href='../../transport/'>Innovate UK KTN’s Transport team</a>.</li> <li>Read the <a href='https://iuk.ktn-uk.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Maritime-Innovation-Sound-Waves-Transcript-Episode-5-1.pdf'>Maritime Innovation Podcast Episode 5 Transcript</a>.</li> </ul>