Sustainable Flow

7% Carbon footprint decrease across the seven pilot ports

By 2025, the seven pilot ports achieved a collective carbon footprint reduction of 13,200 tonnes. Down from 190,398 tonnes in the 2022 baseline to 177,182 tonnes, this represents an impressive 7% cut in total CO₂ emissions across all participating sites.

The Net Zero Port Guide – For Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Solutions in Ports

The tool consolidates state of the art decarbonisation measures, technologies and emission measurement approaches into a single, accessible format.

The Net Zero Port guide contributes to capacity building and knowledge transfer within the maritime cluster, supporting stakeholders in identifying suitable measures and enhancing data-driven decision-making processes. Its accessible and user-friendly format enables wide dissemination and supports long-term use beyond the project lifetime.

Try it out here: The Net Zero Port Guide

Emission Monitor Tool – A CO₂ Emission Monitor for Multi-Level Reporting 

The Sustainable Flow Emission Monitor is a digital system intended for the monitoring and management of CO₂ emissions in intermodal and multimodal freight transport. The system enables transport operators, ports, and other logistics stakeholders to view, analyse, and manage emission data across different transport modes. Its purpose is to support data-based decision-making, allowing environmental impacts and operational requirements to be assessed as an integrated whole.

Read more about release: https://www.awake.ai/emission-monitor

Emission Monitor – Open Source Toolbox

The coding for the Emission Monitor developed by Awake.AI, as a part of the Sustainable Flow project is open source and available through the link below.

You find the toolbox here: GitHub Emissions Monitor Open Source Toolbox