Best practicesCreated on: 2 April 2026

Valence (Spain): Cooperation to boost eco-efficiency and cut the carbon footprint

Goal 9.1

Allowing independent, transparent measurement of air quality, water quality, sound levels, and light pollution in the City Port territory.

Challenge(s)

How can the port’s environmental impacts be assessed and reduced?

Best Practice

The restrictions imposed by national and supranational environmental legislation offer an opportunity to adopt a proactive rather than a reactive approach by committing to dynamic, forward-looking environmental strategies. Before taking practical steps to monitor and manage the environmental impacts of ports, especially in port-city interface areas, these impacts need to be clearly identified and assessed. Compiling an inventory of the different types of environmental impact makes it easier to create future assessments and solutions. The Port of Valencia has several projects related to environmental strategies, such as identifying carbon footprints and improving air quality.

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