This paper presents the current status and trends over time in the environmental situation of European ports, based on the results of a wide representation of EcoPorts members (90 ports). All the information presented in this research comes from the Self-Diagnosis Method (SDM), a concise checklist managed by European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO), against which ports can self-assess their environmental management. The results provide data on a total number of 54 indicators, being the existence of an inventory of environmental legislation the indicator with the highest implementation (96,7%), followed by the existence of an environmental policy (95,7%). Waste is the environmental issue that is being more monitored by ports. Air quality continues as the top environmental priority, followed by energy consumption and noise. It is interesting to highlight the growing awareness of Climate change among ports as well as the increasing implementation of green initiatives in ports.

本文以EcoPorts成员（90个港口）的广泛代表结果为基础，介绍了欧洲港口环境状况的现状和趋势。这项研究中提供的所有信息均来自自我诊断方法（SDM），该方法是由欧洲海港组织（ESPO）管理的简明清单，港口可以据此对自己的环境管理进行自我评估。结果提供了总共54项指标的数据，其中一项是环境立法清单，该指标的执行率最高（96.7％），其次是一项环境政策（95.7％）。废物是环境问题，港口正在对此进行更多的监控。空气质量继续是环境的重中之重，其次是能耗和噪音。