Green Ports Cluster for a Sustainable Mediterranean Maritime and Transport Ecosystem - GREENMEDPORTS

The GREENMEDPORTS project tackles the environmental impact of maritime transport in the Mediterranean, a vital trade hub with high emissions. It aims to build a transnational ecosystem for sustainable maritime operations through a Carbon Footprint Platform and a Green Label Port certification. By upgrading port operations, promoting shared standards, and boosting collaboration among stakeholders, it supports the shift toward carbon-neutral, resilient, and greener transport across the region: (Algeria, Egypt, Italy, Jordan, Malta and Tunisia). The project also enhances innovation and competitiveness by fostering knowledge exchange and aligning local strategies with EU climate goals. 

GREENMEDPORTS aims to:

enhance cooperation among port communities at local and transnational levels,

support ports in measuring and reducing their carbon footprint,

promote shared standards and innovative solutions for sustainable port operations,

align local port strategies with EU climate and energy objectives.

By fostering knowledge exchange and collaboration, the project seeks to position Mediterranean ports as leaders in the global transition to sustainable maritime transport.

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Project Details

Project name: Green Ports Cluster for a Sustainable Mediterranean Maritime and Transport Ecosystem.

Project acronym: GREENMEDPORTSGrant Agreement Number:  A_T_2.1_0212 - GREENMEDPORTS

Programme: Interreg NEXT MED Programme
Programme Specific Objective: 2. A greener, low-carbon, and resilient Mediterranean

S.O. 2.1 Energy efficiency and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

Call for Proposal: Interreg NEXT MED Programme / First call for proposals
Project starting date: 10/06/2025

Project end date: 10/06/2028
Duration: 36 months
Project Coordinator: Autorita di Sistema Portuale del Mar Tirreno Settentrionale-

North Tyrrhenian Port Network Authority

Geographical Scope

GREENMEDPORTS is implemented in six port areas across:

Italy, Algeria, Egypt, Malta, Jordan, and Tunisia, supporting pilot actions centred on the Carbon Footprint Platform and the Green Label Port certification system.

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