The SEANERGY project aims to contribute to the clean energy transition of European ports. The project's overall objectives include understanding the current state of European ports' clean energy transition, identifying the challenges and needs, and developing sustainable solutions. The project's expected impact encompasses scientific, economic, societal, and industrial aspects.
Key Activities and Achievements in RP1:
(WP1): This phase focused on understanding the current EU ports' situation and stakeholders in relation to the green energy transition. It involved identifying and classifying stakeholders, creating a comprehensive database, and analyzing their needs, motivations, and challenges.
(WP2): Conducted a gap analysis of the EU port clean energy transition, identifying barriers and potential solutions through desk research, literature review, surveys, and roundtable discussions. It also reviewed outcomes of various regional and demo-port workshops, highlighting the need for an integrated approach involving policy, businesses, technology, industry, port authorities, and stakeholders for sustainable port and port-city developments.
(WP3): Focused on establishing a foundation for its activities, including setting up meetings, defining responsibilities, and developing methodologies. Despite delays in earlier work packages, significant steps have been taken, such as presenting a new approach to harmonize tasks in WP3.