Strategies and technologies to reduce carbon emissions
International collaboration schemes in this field
Economic and social impacts through assessment of economic and social benefits
Global best practices
Business models
Working group created to contribute to the definition of green corridors between Spanish ports and other European and international locations, and to facilitate collaboration between Port Authorities, terminal and infrastructure operators, shipping companies, and other parts of the value chain. Additionally, the establishment of collaboration and understanding agreements is promoted with the purpose of coordinating efforts towards joint work that accelerates the decarbonization of the maritime-port sector through the implementation of these net-zero emission corridors.
Activities
Incentives and regulations for the use of clean fuels and zero-emission technologies
Special economic zones
International collaboration and framework for action
Measuring and reducing emissions
Development of common sector standards
Meeting with lawmakers
Analysis of the current situation
Workshops on solutions or best practices at European/global level
Seminars on regulatory framework
Workshops on funding mechanisms
Santiago Yanes
Chair
He holds a degree in Technical Architecture from the University of La Laguna, a degree in Industrial Technical Engineering from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Catholic University of Ávila. He is an expert in Photovoltaic Energy from UNED. In 1997, he joined the Port Authority of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, where he held the position of Head of Maintenance for 10 years. He then became the head of the Industrial Installations Unit and, for the last 4 years, the Head of the Innovation and Strategic Projects Division. Since 2022, he has been the Deputy Director of the Blue Economy Chair at the University of La Laguna-Tenerife Ports.
Nerea Chacartegui Moya
Vice-chair
Nerea Chacartegui Moya holds a degree in Economic Sciences and a master’s in business administration and management. She has more than twenty years of professional experience in the gas, energy, and infrastructure management sectors, where she has held executive positions both in Spain and in international environments.
She joined Enagás in 2008, gaining extensive experience in areas such as business development, commercial management, and international activity.
Throughout her career, she has held various leadership roles, including Director of Business Development, International Business Director in Mexico, Director of Innovation and Corporate Venture, Director of Development of the System Technical Manager (GTS), and later GTS Markets Director.
Since September 2025, she has served as Commercial Logistics Director, responsible for the logistics of LNG terminals and the company’s commercial functions.
Nerea has a strong track record in LNG and new business development, having driven strategic initiatives linked to the energy transition, the digitalization of GTS services, and the evolution of the regulatory framework. In recent years, she has participated in projects aimed at decarbonizing transport, integrating new gases such as biomethane, and developing the guarantees of origin platform.