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Port Authority of Seville Renews PERS Certificate in Environmental Management for Third Consecutive Time

The Port Authority of Seville (APS) has renewed its Environmental Management System for the third consecutive time in accordance with the PERS standard, sponsored by EcoPorts and recommended by ESPO. The certification, first obtained in 2022, was renewed thanks to milestones such as the new noise map, the Environmental Code of Conduct, the Guide to Good Practices for solid bulk cargo, and the 2024-2025 Sustainability Report. The Port of Seville is one of nine Spanish ports that hold this certification, which is valid until May 2029.

23 de junio de 2026

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Port Authority of Seville Renews PERS Certificate in Environmental Management for Third Consecutive Time

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