Electric RTG cranes and electric terminal trucks are powering zero-emission operations in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire since 2022 and in Tema, Ghana starting 2026.
Meridian Port Services (MPS) Terminal 3 at Tema Port is a strategic partnership between Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority, APM Terminals, and Africa Global Logistics. As part of its expansion, 16 electric rubber-tyred gantry cranes and 20 electric terminal trucks have started operations. The terminal expansion continues with 41 electric terminal trucks arriving mid-2026, proving electrification is scalable. Rooftop solar will be installed to power buildings and eventually operations. At Côte d'Ivoire Terminal in the Port of Abidjan, 13 electric rubber-tyred gantry cranes and 36 electric terminal trucks were inaugurated in 2022 to increase the port's capacity by 1.5m TEU per year. The terminal is a public-private partnership between the Ivorian State, Bolloré Africa Logistics and APM Terminals. Both terminals received the Green Terminal label for leading the decarbonisation of West Africa ports.
In collaboration with Kempower
6 Kempower CCS2 charging points, 1.8 MW installed power, supporting electric terminal truck operations at MPS Tema.

“We designed this terminal by combining our expertise with the latest technological advances, and by taking into account the ESG issues that are inseparable from our strategy.”
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Electric RTG cranes across both terminals (16 Tema, 13 Abidjan)
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Electric terminal trucks in service (20 Tema, 36 Abidjan)
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Kempower CCS2 charging points at Tema (1.8 MW installed)
1.5M TEU
Annual capacity added at Abidjan from 2022 inauguration
2 ZEPA members
APM Terminals · Kempower
7 ecosystem partners
Paterson Simons & Co. (Africa) Limited (Kempower installation & service, Tema) · Meridian Port Services (Tema Terminal 3 operator) · Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority · Africa Global Logistics (Tema JV partner) · Bolloré Africa Logistics (Côte d'Ivoire Terminal partner, 2022 inauguration) · Ivorian State (Côte d'Ivoire Terminal concession) · Shacman (electric terminal truck OEM)
Sources: APM Terminals press releases (Côte d'Ivoire Terminal zero-emission launch, May 2022; MPS Tema 16 eRTG delivery and 20 eTT in service; Bolloré Africa Logistics interview, Port Technology International 128). Published in coordination with APMT.
