Air quality and carbon action plan now submitted

The port has now submitted their air quality and carbon action plan to the Department of Transport, which was approved by Portsmouth City Council’s cabinet in December 2020.

Solar and battery first to help power the port

Portsmouth International Port have worked with Portsmouth City Council’s Energy Services Team to select a partner to deliver a ground-breaking solar and battery installation.

Covid testing for hauliers withdrawn at the port

Covid testing is no longer taking place at the port, now government sites are in operation.

Port director’s new year message

Mike Sellers looks back on the past year and hopes for the future

Preparations complete to manage hauliers as EU transition ends

Op Transmission is ready to start on Friday 1 January

Reaction to EU trade deal

Port director gives his reaction to the latest announcement

Portsmouth says ¡hola! to Galicia

Portsmouth International Port welcomed the first scheduled visit of Brittany Ferries' newest ship with a stunning firework display.

Portsmouth’s port moves closer to carbon neutral ambitions

A major milestone was passed today as Portsmouth International Port's carbon reduction plan was approved by Portsmouth City Council.

Port director’s response to the government’s 10-point climate plan

Mike Sellers gives his view on the prime minister's speech on the environment.

Revolutionary air quality monitors to be installed at Portsmouth’s port

Bespoke air quality monitors are being installed at Portsmouth International Port by Hampshire-based technologists B4T, which will help support ambitious sustainability goals.