Valenciaport introduces its environmental and sustainable management strategy at Ecofira

- The APV had its own stand at this event, which took place between the 11th and 13th of November at Feria Valencia
- Many of the actions presented are included in Valenciaport’s Strategic Plan 2035
- Ecofira has established itself as the essential meeting point for companies and public entities leading the transition towards more efficient environmental management
Valenciaport participates in the Ecofira Environmental Solutions Fair, where it has unveiled its environmental strategy, as well as the sustainable actions promoted by the Port Authority of Valencia . Decarbonisation, resilience and the fight against climate change are the pillars of these actions included in the 2035 Strategic Plan.
Decarbonisation, resilience, and the fight against climate change are central pillars of the strategy, which also includes the Net Zero Plan, reflecting the port’s commitment to the use of renewable energies, shore-side electricity supply (OPS), alternative fuels, and environmental compensation tools.
It also proposes the promotion of green corridors, climate adaptation in the port environment, and projects linked to the Hydrogen Valley in Sagunto. The strategy aims to consolidate a green, competitive port model that aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
A display stand made from recycled materials
The Valenciaport exhibition stand has been designed with panels showcasing the different actions being implemented to contribute to protecting the environment and combating climate change. These initiatives are aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) established by the United Nations.
Ecofira attendees will also be able to learn about port initiatives promoting circular economy, sustainable management of natural resources, reduction of polluting emissions, and sustainable management of natural resources, developed by Valenciaport to comply with its strategy and achieve its goal of becoming a 100% green port by 2030.
Additionally, this space showcases the actions being carried out by the Valenciaport Foundation and some other companies and institutions working in the port sector, such as Amarradores Valencia, APM Terminals, Baleària, Docks Logistic, Galp, InterSagunto Terminales, MSC Terminal Valencia, Noatum Sagunto, Seroil Reciclamás, Servmar, Tepsa Rubis, Transmed, Valencia Terminal Europa, and Vareser. As part of the International Environmental Solutions Fair, the Port Authority of Valencia participated in the conference ‘Environmental sustainability: beyond waste collection, transport, and treatment’.
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