APM Terminals Invests $60M to Develop Nigeria's First Green Port
APM Terminals commits $60 million to develop Onne Port in Nigeria as the country's first green port, aiming to decarbonize and electrify the transport sector. The initiative, in collaboration with Nigerian Ports Authority and other partners, seeks to lead West Africa in low-carbon logistics.
Key figures involved include Frederik Klink, CEO of APM Terminals Nigeria, and Abubakar Dantsoho, Managing Director of NPA. The project aims to promote sustainable port operations and create job opportunities while ensuring reliable energy supply.
The partnership underscores the importance of public-private cooperation in transitioning to greener infrastructure.
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