Welcome to ECOSLC Raising awareness on environmental protection
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ECOSLC is a Neutral, Independent and Non-Profit Foundation.
Products and services
- Environmental Management System and global standards: EcoPorts
- Sustainable Port, Transport and Logistics Chain Management System and Standards: Circle Lines
- Creation of networks of cooperation and sharing good practice experience in sustainable management of ports, transport and logistics chains
How to join the ECOSLC / EcoPorts network, click here
EcoPorts
- Is the main environmental initiative of the European port sector
- Is developed in 1997 by European ports for ports and port terminals
- Delivers tools for ports and port terminals to build their own environmental management system based on the EcoPorts PERS guidelines and global standards
- Is related with the ISO 14001 systematics
Latest
EcoPorts
This is a list of the latest EcoPorts that have either joined or renewed their status.
TIPC-Taipei
- Taiwan
29-06-2022
Puerto de Tocopilla SQM
- Chile
03-05-2022
Port Quryq LLP
- Kazakhstan
27-04-2022
TIPC-Hualien
- Taiwan
27-04-2022
TIPC-Kaohsiung
- Taiwan
12-04-2022
Puerto Ventanas S.A.
- Chile
01-04-2022
Gladstone Ports Corporation
- Australia
21-03-2022
Port of Burnie, Tasports
- Australia
18-02-2022
Terminal de Contenedores de Cartagena S.A.
- Colombia
21-12-2021
Sociedad Portuaria Regional de Cartagena S.A.
- Colombia
21-12-2021
Palermo Sociedad Portuaria S.A.
- Colombia
01-12-2021
Hamad Port
- Qatar
13-10-2021
Tema port
- Ghana
04-10-2021
Porto do Açu
- Brazil
12-08-2021
Latest News
Latest Publications
ESPO Green Guide 2021
28 Oct 2021
Top 10 Environmental Priorities of EU Ports 2020
28 Oct 2021
ESPO / EcoPorts Environmental Report 2021
28 Oct 2021
EcoPorts in numbers
Countries represented | 15 |
EcoPorts members | 39 |
Total SDM entries | 99 |
Pers certified ports | 22 |
ISO certified ports | 21 |
How to join the EcoPorts network and use SDM and PERS
Read about how to join the network and get the full benefits of the provided services