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Emergency plan at ports to avoid fees of 16 million euros!

February 9, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
Emergency plan at ports to avoid fees of 16 million euros!

Sayoud to 'Echorouk': Acquisition of new ships for passengers and others for goods soon, electrification of docks, and modernization of old engines for environmentally friendly maritime transport. Maritime Director: We have a work program... and fees could reach 21 million euros in 2027. Public authorities have initiated emergency measures to reduce carbon emissions in maritime transport and modernize ports, following financial pressures resulting from paying carbon fees amounting to 7 million euros in 2025, expected to reach 16 million euros in 2026, and 21 million euros in 2027, which burdens maritime transport companies. The plan includes the acquisition of new ships, electrification of docks, and modernization of old ship engines, in a practical step towards 'more environmentally friendly maritime transport.'

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