Project Outputs

This report, prepared as part of Work Package 2 of the Green Supply Chains (GSC) project, focuses on developing a comprehensive stakeholder involvement strategy aimed at harmonizing port electrification and energy transition strategies with
regional logistics demands. By fostering collaboration and creating synergies, the report seeks to align the environmental and operational objectives of ports with the broader logistical and energy needs of their surrounding regions. The primary aim of this report is to provide an evidence-based framework for engaging stakeholders effectively in green transition initiatives. By synthesizing insights from diverse sources, the report not only highlights the importance of stakeholder engagement but also outlines practical pathways for achieving it.

The role of regulations in driving sustainability in supply chain and logistics

The objective of the report is to provide an overview of the initiatives taken by project participant organizations to
enhance sustainability and examines how regulations influence and impact these initiatives. The focus is on identifying
synergies between green energy transition efforts and the existing local, national or regional regulations in logistics. At
the same time, it highlights the complexities, challenges associated with adapting to these regulations, particularly in
the context of operational constraints, financial implications and varying regional requirements. This dual perspective
highlights the intersection between external regulatory pressures and internal sustainability goals, offering a clear
understanding of how these factors interact in practice.

Sustainable Transport: Needs and Challanges
Report on the Network event and workshop In Kristinehamn 19th of september 2024