The Port of Quebec has announced plans to install shore power capabilities at its Cruise Terminal 30. This infrastructure upgrade aims to allow cruise ships to plug into the local electrical grid while docked, significantly reducing emissions from idling engines. The project aligns with broader sustainability initiatives currently being adopted by major ports across North America. By providing this technology, the terminal will accommodate modern vessels equipped with shore power connectivity. This development marks a notable step in the port's environmental strategy for the cruise sector. How important is the availability of shore power when you choose a cruise itinerary?
