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How will the port of Oslo help reduce energy consumption?

The Port of Oslo also uses drones to search for waste. Port of Oslo will establish a monitoring system to get a better overview of energy consumption. This will help raise awareness and identify measures to reduce consumption.

Is Oslo an energy-efficient port?

An energy-efficient port consumes less power and reduces the use of fossil fuels. Oslo is one of the world's most climate-conscious and environmentally ambitious port cities. By 2030, Oslo will eliminate 95% of greenhouse gas emissions. Port of Oslo will reduce emissions by 85% in the same period, and become emissions-free over the long term.

Why should Oslo's cargo port be electrified?

Electrification of Oslo’s cargo port is vital to reducing transport sector emissions far beyond the port's borders. The cargo port is responsible for almost half the port's emissions, (18,000 tonnes of 40,000 tonnes in 2018). Planning is underway for shore power to cargo ships and emissions-free cargo handling in Oslo.

Does Oslo have a zero-emissions port?

Ports and shipping account for 3% of Oslo’s greenhouse gas emissions. Port of Oslo's vision is to become the world's most environmentally friendly urban port. The plan for a zero-emissions port was established and approved by Oslo City Council in 2018. Implementation of the plan is underway.

How does Norway's container terminal work?

The terminal also has near dock rail connections, linking the port with inland rail hubs used for further domestic distribution. Being the main import hub of Norway, the container terminal has direct services to all key Northern European ports as well as the United Kingdom.

Which port is the largest cargo port in Norway?

Oslo Port is Norway’s largest cargo and passenger port. Modern cargo terminals operated by private companies ensure efficient cargo handling. The container terminal at Sjursøya is operated by Yilport Oslo. Photo: Espen Braata Oslo Port is the gateway to Norway for large amounts of cargo, goods, and passengers.