Maritime infrastructure
Marine charging solutions for ports & electric vessels
Marine charging has to work in one of the most complex environments: ports and terminals in maritime infrastructure. Electrifying vessel berths and terminal operations means aligning shore power charging, vessel charging and port electrification plans with grid upgrades and day-to-day throughput. All without disrupting safety, schedules or productivity. With limited capacity, many stakeholders and 24/7 operations, marine charging is a coordinated transition programme – not a single infrastructure install. An integrated approach brings planning, delivery, energy set-up and long-term operations together. This helps ports and electric vessel operators scale reliably and stay compliant.
Regulatory pressure
Fit for 55, local rules and customer requirements push terminals toward zero emissions.
Port-authority alignment
Shore power and berth electrification require early coordination on roles, permits and interfaces.
Grid constraints
Capacity is limited and upgrades take time – planning must work within real grid constraints.
24/7 continuity
Electrification can’t slow berth utilisation or yard throughput – downtime is costly.
CHE fast charging
Electric terminal equipment needs reliable, repeatable fast charging built into daily routines.
Safety compliance
High-power systems in busy areas demand robust design, procedures and compliant delivery.
Cost predictability
CAPEX/OPEX, maintenance and energy sourcing (incl. renewables where relevant) must stay predictable.
Execution
Deliver infrastructure without disrupting throughput
Ports and terminals can’t pause daily operations for construction. Delivery is staged across civil works, electrical installation and on-site systems so cutovers stay controlled and predictable. Shore power systems, charging hardware and supporting power systems are implemented as one integrated set-up. Every element is aligned to safety requirements and operational constraints. The approach lets you start with today’s needs and expand berth by berth.
Energy
Manage power capacity and costs with an integrated energy set-up
In marine electrification, power availability and cost often determine what’s feasible – and on what timeline. A robust energy approach combines supply strategy with the right on-site power systems, so charging remains stable even when demand peaks. Where relevant, energy storage and load control help smooth peaks and protect operations from constraints. This gives you a more predictable platform to scale electrification across berths and terminal areas.
eDepot+
Private, behind-the-fence charging for your own operations with controlled access for authorised partners and simplified settlement.
Terminal Charging
Dedicated behind-the-fence charging infrastructure for terminals and ports – designed around berth layout, operating windows, vessel charging demand and power availability.
Benefits at a glance
What marine charging enables when it’s planned and delivered as one system.
Proven experience
See how marine charging works in real operating environments.
Learn more about our marine charging solutions
From port electrification goals to a marine charging set-up you can run. Plan the next steps around safety, schedules and capacity.
Personal guidance
Define a marine charging set-up that fits your terminal
Share your berth layout, operating windows, site constraints and grid limits – we’ll map them to a marine charging concept that keeps uptime high and scales across berths over time.
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