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AEGIS targets safer shorepower

A major international research initiative has been launched to address one of the most significant technical barriers to the wider adoption of sustainable shorepower systems in ports around the world.

Professor John Prousalidis, National Technical University of Athens (left) with Tim Slingsby, director of Skills and Education, Lloyd’s Register Foundation

A major international research initiative has been launched to address one of the most significant technical barriers to the wider adoption of sustainable shorepower systems in ports around the world.

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Tags: AEGIS Lloyds Register Foundation National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) Shorepower & Electrification

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