The Port’s Zero Emissions, Energy Resilient Operations (ZEERO) policy was adopted in 2023, to guide the Port’s programs in achieving its own carbon-neutral future while encouraging and leading the larger commercial maritime and goods movement industry to participate in the change that will secure a sustainable future for the global environment. More information can be found at the following link: https://polb.com/environment/zeero#zeero-overview
The Port’s Environmental Planning Division is responsible for addressing the Port’s evolving clean energy needs, with a specific focus on emerging near-zero- and zero-emission technologies and their supporting infrastructure, alternative fuels, decarbonization, and power continuity planning. To support these efforts, the Port is seeking qualified consultants to provide on-call professional clean energy and operational resiliency services.
The Port expects to award more than one contract from this procurement.
Provide on-call professional clean energy and operational resiliency services supporting the Environmental Planning Division's evolving clean energy needs, with a focus on emerging near-zero- and zero-emission technologies and supporting infrastructure, alternative fuels, decarbonization, and power continuity planning under the ZEERO policy adopted in 2023, with more than one contract expected to be awarded.
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