Abstract
Decarbonization compromise holds a significant place as a crucial topic in all industries worldwide today. The maritime sector is also getting its share from this carbon-neutral movement. Ports, being one of the vital areas in the maritime industry, are significantly affected by this decarbonization movement. In this context, a clear connection is observed between decarbonization compromise, green ports, and sustainable development goals in ports. For many years, the European Sea Ports Organization has been prioritizing environmental concerns, sustainable development goals, and the concept of green ports. This article focuses on prioritizing the elements that should be considered among sustainable development goals and green ports, taking into account the European Sea Ports Organization’s environmental priorities over the last five years. Accordingly, an approach proposal about the low-carbon energy technologies has been put forward.
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