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Asyaport has spearheaded Türkiye’s first operational shore power (OPS) system with 8MVA installed power 6600V 60 Hz, for container vessels with 5 different plug stations installed in the berth, which has been fully active
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As per MSC, this terminal has been generating electricity for its own consumption through solar energy systems, with a reported total of 3,020 solar panels with a capacity of 1,289.03 kW. Right now, 6% of the
Asyaport becomes first Turkish port to provide shore power to
The first vessel to test the new system was the 199,300 dwt MSC Oscar. Asyaport already generates 6% of its electricity from solar sources, aiming to meet all of its energy
Asyaport Pioneering Maritime Logistics
Türkiye's largest container terminal today, Asyaport, is further advancing its commitment to decarbonizing supply chains with its latest installation of Onshore Power Supply (OPS). This new system will provide
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Asyaport advances its OPS system
In October , when the MSC Oscar, a 20,000 TEU vessel, connected to the grid at Asyaport, Türkiye’s largest container port, the facility became one of Europe’s first to
Asyaport becomes first Turkish port to offer shore
The installation of onshore power at Asyaport will allow us to support our carrier clients in reducing emissions during cargo operations, and further develop Tekirdağ as a key hub for sustainable global trade.”
Asyaport
Asyaport has spearheaded Türkiye’s first operational shore power (OPS) system with 8MVA installed power 6600V 60 Hz, for container vessels with 5 different plug stations installed in the
Asyaport sets milestone as Türkiye's 'first port' with shore power
As per MSC, this terminal has been generating electricity for its own consumption through solar energy systems, with a reported total of 3,020 solar panels with a capacity of
Asyaport becomes first Turkish port to provide shore power to container
The first vessel to test the new system was the 199,300 dwt MSC Oscar. Asyaport already generates 6% of its electricity from solar sources, aiming to meet all of its energy
Asyaport Pioneering Maritime Logistics Decarbonization | MSC
Türkiye's largest container terminal today, Asyaport, is further advancing its commitment to decarbonizing supply chains with its latest installation of Onshore Power
Asyaport becomes first Turkish port to offer shore power to boxships
The installation of onshore power at Asyaport will allow us to support our carrier clients in reducing emissions during cargo operations, and further develop Tekirdağ as a key
Asyaport
Asyaport has spearheaded Türkiye’s first operational shore power (OPS) system with 8MVA installed power 6600V 60 Hz, for container vessels with 5 different plug stations installed in the
Asyaport becomes first Turkish port to offer shore power to boxships
The installation of onshore power at Asyaport will allow us to support our carrier clients in reducing emissions during cargo operations, and further develop Tekirdağ as a key

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