The Port of Algeciras consolidates its position as a green energy hub and strengthens ties with Singapore through NorShipping.

Within the framework of the "Singapore Night", an event organized by the Singapore Maritime Foundation (SFM) and parallel to the fair NorShipping, the delegation of Port of Algeciras he met with Teo Eng Dih, CEO of the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA)This approach highlights the relevance of the connection between the Strait of Malacca and the Strait of Gibraltar, key enclaves for global maritime trade where both ports play a predominant role.

Hours before this meeting, the Stand B03-04b of the Spanish Pavilion It was the setting for the traditional networking cup offered by the APBA (Port Authority of the Bay of Algeciras) and the Port Community to its clients and collaborators, a space for exchange and strengthening commercial relations.

Algeciras' participation in NorShipping also included a prominent intervention in the third NorShipping Hydrogen Conference. John Paul Perez, Head of the Port Planning Department of the APBA, presented the progress of the Bay of Algeciras in its development as a energy hub for the production, storage and supply of green fuelsPérez shared a roundtable discussion with representatives from other European ports relevant to the energy transition, such as Lin Indrestrand of the Port of Hirtshals; Steven Jan Van Hengel of the Port of Rotterdam; and Ingvar M. Mathisen of the Port of Oslo. The panel was moderated by Tessa Major of the company Yara Clean Ammonia.