The Port of Brussels is fighting against climate change!
The Port of Brussels is a public interest organisation dependent on the Brussels-Capital Region. It plays a leading role for Brussels and the people of Brussels in fields as varied as the economy and employment, the environment, mobility, or the prevention of floods.
2018 was a year rich in initiatives for the protection of the environment:
- As a regional organisation serving the citizens, the Port also wishes to make a contribution to the effort.
- At the beginning of September, a waste trap was installed on the canal near the Pont des Armateurs, the result of a good collaboration with Audi Brussels and Recycled Island Foundation. This installation, officially called ‘litter trap’, allows waste to be collected before it reaches the sea.
- A month later, it was a collaboration with Brussels Mobility that bore fruit, with the inauguration of a new salt deposit along the waterway on a piece of land at the Port. An ideal location that allows carrying salt by barge rather than numerous trucks.
- In December, the Port of Brussels became the first Belgian Port to be labelled CO2 neutral for all its buildings. This was a great reward following an action plan implemented in recent years by the Port to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
To know more about the actions for the environment taken by the Port of Brussels, consult the 2018’ Annual Report.
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