Research conducted by the Tyndall team at the University of Manchester has led to a significant breakthrough in the development of a new, environmentally friendly method for docking ships at the Port of Aberdeen in Scotland. This innovation represents a more sustainable approach to shore power and offers valuable policy insights that could facilitate its rapid adoption across the United Kingdom. The new technology aligns with the growing global focus on reducing maritime carbon emissions and demonstrates a promising step towards greener port operations. This development holds substantial potential for driving similar initiatives at ports worldwide, contributing to the broader effort to minimize the environmental impact of the shipping industry.