Valencia, 2026 – The Port Authority of Valencia (APV) has significantly reduced its water consumption. Specifically, the agency’s latest Sustainability Report shows a 33.8% reduction at the ports of Valencia, Sagunto, and Gandia. Total consumption stood at 25,838 m³, compared to 39,047 m³ in 2023. This data, included in the APV’s 2024 Sustainability Report, refers …
València, 24 July 2026 – The Port Authority of Valènciais contributing to the restoration and protection of the coastline around El Grau Vell Beach, located within the Marjal dels Moros wetland in Sagunto. Valenciaport and the Valencia Coastal Authority are working together to restore this natural area, which is located within a protected site that …
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Valencia, 16 July 2026 – The Ecoport II group held its half-yearly meeting, an event that brought together member companies and organisations to share the key developments and initiatives that the Port Authority of Valencia (APV) is promoting in the areas of energy transition and environmental sustainability. Ecoport II currently comprises 38 member companies and …
Valencia, June 5, 2026 – How to generate more renewable energy within the port area itself, how to store it efficiently, and how to advance the use of low-carbon fuels were among the issues discussed today at the Clock Tower during the technical conference “Energy Self-Sufficiency in Ports,” organized by the Port Authority of Valencia …
Valencia, May 29, 2026 – The transition to a cleaner and more sustainable energy model has become one of the major challenges facing the port sector. The need to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and minimize the impact of polluting emissions is driving the development of new solutions based on alternative energy sources, energy efficiency, …
Valencia, April 10, 2026 – The reduction of fuel consumption, as well as water and electricity use, has been at the core of the main environmental actions undertaken by companies in the port community throughout 2025. Companies within the Ecoport II group, led by Valenciaport, have also worked to promote the use of alternative energy …
Valencia, March 24th, 2026 – The Port Authority of Valencia (APV) has begun work on a plan to adapt the facilities in Valencia, Sagunto and Gandia to climate change, with the aim of increasing their resilience. This work forms part of the Net Zero Emissions Plan, through which Valenciaport is spearheading all sustainability policies within …
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ECOPORT II is the European initiative with which Valenciaport works to consolidate an environmentally friendly port community. The ECOPORT II working group has met to take stock of the actions implemented in 2025 and the forecast for the coming years. The installation of renewable energy sources and electric charging points for ships are the focus …
Valencia, 4th of December 2025 – Valenciaport aims to achieve carbon neutrality at its facilities in Valencia, Sagunt and Gandia by 2035. Within this timeframe, it also expects to achieve energy self-sufficiency, being able to produce all the energy it needs to meet the consumption associated with the economic and commercial activity of the various …
Valencia, 17.11.25. On December 3rd, the final conference of the European H2PORTS project will take place. This initiative, coordinated by the Valenciaport Foundation in tight collaboration with the Port Authority of Valencia (APV), has enabled Valenciaport to become the first port in Europe to incorporate hydrogen technologies to reduce the environmental impact of its operations. …
