APS reinforces European projection in the debate on green hydrogen.

The Port of Sines participated in the H2-Diplo Decarbonization Dialogue, an international meeting focused on decarbonization and the role of new energy chains in Europe. The presence of APS served to put Sines back on the radar of projects linked to green hydrogen and the reorganization of the continent’s energy routes.

In the Portuguese intervention, the importance of Portugal in the European effort to strengthen energy sovereignty was highlighted, with emphasis on the potential of green hydrogen as an alternative to fossil fuels. In this context, Sines appears as a strategic point due to its location, port infrastructure and connection to European-wide logistics corridors.

Among the axes highlighted was the Sines–Rotterdam–Duisburg green corridor, presented as a link with increasing importance in the articulation between production, transport and consumption of cleaner energy. Participation in this international dialogue reinforces Sines’ projection as a platform with ambition to gain space in the European energy transition process.

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