These ports reduce cruise ship emissions with onshore power systems

Hundreds of cruise ships have the capability to connect to onshore power systems, which allows them to turn off their engines and almost completely avoid any emissions while docked. Here are the 36 ports around the world that are equipped to provide onshore power. You can find a list of ports that are preparing to install onshore power in some or all of their berths here, which was compiled by the Cruise Lines International Association. 

North America

Brooklyn	USA	Brooklyn Cruise Terminal
Halifax	Canada	20, 21, 22
Long Beach	USA	Specific berths could not be found
Los Angeles (San Pedro)	USA	World Cruise Center
Miami	USA	AA (MSC) A ( Royal Caribbean) B (Norwegian Cruise Line) F ( Carnival Cruise Line) V (Virgin Voyages)
Montreal	Canada	25, 27, 29, and M2
San Diego	USA	B Street Cruise Ship Terminal Broadway Pier
San Francisco	USA	27
Seattle	USA	66, 91
Vancouver	Canada	East, West

Europe

Aarhus	Denmark	All
Alesund	Norway	PrestebryggaStornespiren
Bergen	Norway	Bontelabo Jekteviken Skolten North Skolten South
Fredrikstad	Norway	All
Hafnarfjorour	Iceland	Hvaleyri Quay South Quay
Hamburg	Denmark	Cruise Center Steinwerder HafenCity cruise terminal
Karmsund (Haugesund)	Norway	Garpeskjær west berth
Kristiansand	Norway	Berth 10 NOKRS-0002
Lyngdal	Norway	Specific berths could not be found
Rostock	Denmark	P7P8
Skjolden (Sognefjord)	Norway	Skjolden
Southampton	England	Horizon Cruise Terminal Mayflower Cruise Terminal
Valletta	Malta	All
Ventspils	LV	Specific berths could not be found
Verkö	Sweden	Specific berths could not be found

Asia

Guangzhou	China	All
Incheon (Seoul)	South Korea	All
Qingdao	China	All
Sanya	China	Specific berths could not be found
Shanghai	China	Wusongkou International Cruise Terminal Baoshan Cruise Terminal
Shenzen	China	Taiziwan cruise terminal
Tianjin	China	Specific berths could not be found
Xiamen	China	All