Delivering the UK’s first-ever green shipping corridor

Using our strong financial backing to de-risk the maritime energy transition for Ports and Terminals 

We are taking a radically different approach to address the challenge of shipping decarbonisation, by providing Port Authorities and Terminal Operators with the investment and technology to cater to electric ships of the future, without the risk.

We can create and manage future-proof charging and cold ironing infrastructure – all at our investment and risk. NatPower Marine acts as your partner throughout the entire process – from proposals, financing a location development plan, to applying together for government funding, where available.

We can operate existing cold ironing infrastructure, offering the opportunity to buy out or lease your existing cold ironing infrastructure, we can release equity for you to invest in your core activities. We can manage and operate your existing infrastructure and bring it to the next level.

We guarantee the long-term efficiency and profitability of ports and terminals by giving hybrid vessel operators and special cargo operations (such as trade EV charging) access to shore power, onshore and at anchorage. We help ports and terminals meet the evolving decarbonisation requirement of new and existing customers, and the industry, all while reducing noise and air pollution in local communities.

How long will decarbonisation in shipping take? 

Net zero shipping is already here, with government’s targets and penalties for emissions. 2025, 2030 and 2040 are the key dates to decarbonise. Shipping lines can go electric right now in the most critical part of their routes, creating a sustainable fleet in just a a few years. 

To support this rapid transition, we are building a global network of charging infrastructure for shipping lines and cargo owners at scale and pace, £3 billion in investments across 120 locatons worldwide. We chose the locations in partnership with the shipping lines and forward looking.   

No one knows your business better than you, which is why we’re inviting you to tell us where you need clean energy infrastructure the most, helping ensure we deploy the right infrastructure, in the right place, at the right time.