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Portsmouth Commercial Dks

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Portsmouth International Port is a major UK port handling millions of customers and vital cargo globally. Located in Portsmouth, it offers easy access from motorways and shipping lanes, making it ideal for ferries, cruise ships, and freight operations. The port aims to reach net zero by 2030 and become zero emission by 2050, with the Sea Change shore power project as a key initiative. Portico operates two conventional cargo berths at the port. As Britain’s biggest municipal port, Portsmouth International Port is part of Portsmouth City Council. The port recently launched its shore power system, marking a significant step for the UK maritime industry.

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