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Port Tarragona: Becoming A Future Fuels Hub

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Anamika Talwaria

Editor for Tank Storage Magazine & Chair of Women in Tanks

As global targets to reach net zero and achieve a more sustainable future intensify, ports need to do everything they can to support this transition. This may mean replacing their own infrastructure, but also requires collaboration with customers and partners across the supply chain to ensure a cohesive move. Located in Spain, Port Tarragona’s energy transition strategy is divided into two parts: the first being the decarbonisation of port activity, and second, to become a hub for the products that will lead this energy transition: hydrogen, methanol, ammonia and other derivatives. Both of these phases will be critical to deliver […]

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