Marseille container energy storage supply

How does the port of Marseille use photovoltaic energy?

In parallel, the Port of Marseille Fos is working to develop photovoltaic energy production by equipping the roofs of hangars and warehouses. Today, the Port supplies ships with power from the national ENEDIS network. The electricity is guaranteed 100% renewable, thereby ensuring the maximum environmental benefit.

How much liquefied natural gas does Marseille - total supply per year?

Marseille - Total and CMA CGM have signed an agreement for the supply of approximately 270,000 tonnes per year of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) over 10 years.

Is Marseille a 100% renewable port?

The electricity is guaranteed 100% renewable, thereby ensuring the maximum environmental benefit. With its photovoltaic roofs, over the next few years the Port aims to produce 100% self-generated energy, fed into the internal network. LNG-powered cruise ships have been calling at Marseille since 2019.

Is Marseille Fos an essential LNG hub in the Mediterranean?

“ This is a new milestone for the port of Marseille Fos, which is undoubtedly an essential LNG hub in the Mediterranean. The energy transition operated at Marseille Fos involves all the partners. The port is resolutely committed to this path: that of environmental excellence.

Will total supply CMA CGM's LNG ships in Rotterdam?

For its part, last month Total launched its first LNG supply ship, intended to supply CMA CGM's 23,000-TEU vessels in Rotterdam. The CMA CGM Group, led by Rodolphe Saadé, is a world leader in shipping and logistics. Its 506 ships serve more than 420 ports worldwide on the five continents.

Where is CMA CGM launching a ship-to-containership liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunk?

CMA CGM, a world leader in shipping and logistics, and TotalEnergies have launched Marseilles’ inaugural ship-to-containership Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) bunkering operation in the Port of Marseille Fos, Southern France. CMA CGM BALI, a 15,000 TEU LNG-powered containership is deployed on the MEX 1 service, connecting Asia and South Europe.