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Creating a path for Sustainable Smart Ports

Every port in the Caribbean that is capable of docking ocean-going ships should become a Sustainable Smart Port. Economic circumstances left in the wake of COVID-19, war in Europe and increased pressure from earth scientists (and the United Nations Secretary General) for urgent reduction of industrial emissions have collectively created a need for new development models for seaports, including those in the Caribbean region.

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Sustainable Smart Ports and the Energy Transition

By Jan Sierhuis*

The concept of a “smart port” describes the application of “smart” information and communications technology to make ports more cost-efficient. With the heightened global push for “greener shipping”, and the energy transition away from fossil fuels, the word “green” is now often mentioned in discussions or documentation pertaining to a seaport’s development plans to achieve efficiency, resilience and sustainability.

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CARIBBEAN ENVIRONMENT ISSUES: SEAPORT SUSTAINABILITY AND RESILIENCE

Aside from facilitating trade and throughput of cargo, there are secondary benefits from a seaport, such as access to cruise-tourism, supporting national security and sovereignty, and a broad range of economic and employment opportunities. Several of the countries have separate ports for cruise ships and for commercial import/export activities, each with specific requirements.

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Expect more yachts for safe harbour in the Caribbean

By Mike Jarrett

With thousands of slips able to accommodate tens of thousands of yachts all year, port authorities and marina operators across the greater Caribbean should be reassured by the latest forecasts for growth in yachting.With thousands of slips able to accommodate tens of thousands of yachts all year, port authorities and marina operators across the greater Caribbean should be reassured by the latest forecasts for growth in yachting.

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